> Now, $200 is a bit steep, but is at the upper range of what I consider
>"shadetree mechanic prices." $770 is right out. I'm still hoping there
>are other tools available for less than $200. The only catalog I've got
which
>does have that sort of thing is JC Whitney. Maybe it would be good to shell
>out $70 or so and decide whether it is worth it to get better equipment.
>I'm just looking for something with consistent accuracy better than my
eyeball.
I would say that the circle track guys would know something about these
things. I remember seeing quite a bit of advertising for these devices in
Circle Track magazine a few years ago.
Nicholas
Applied Industrial Technology
www.usaait.com
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