[TheForge] TheForge Digest, Vol 156, Issue 3

[CGRAF]

   I love mine.
I have not yet needed to repair/replace any component.
I read that time.

Design was an ongoing thing while they were under manufacture. Meaning 
standardized parts were more of a theory than a fact.

  Initially factory backup was excellent. From what I hear from other 
owners it went from that to nearly nonexistent at best to less than 
friendly.

After Bull it became Phoenix(?)

  The base frame is good , if it were  completely functional it would be 
worth a moderate amount and a road trip.
In pieces it would be an excellent starter kit , but I would figure on 
building my own controlling.  There is/was a company in , perhaps Texas 
making aftermarket control setup.

Clyde Wynia at Jurustic Park
www.jurustic.com  Tell him Mike Graf says Hello.



.On 1/7/2017 4:34 PM, James Allcorn wrote:
> Do any of you guys know anything about the Bull air hammer?  I don't,
> but may (emphasis on MAY) have occasion to acquire one but judging from
> pictures, it appears to have been partially (at least) disassembled and
> I am guessing that it likely has other issues.
>
> On a scale of 1-10 (10 the best) where does the Bull rank?
>
> Is there anyone you are aware of in the SW (TX, OK, LA) areas that you
> could recommend to put it in running order.
>
> James
> Paris, TX
>
>