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[jerryd]

Thanks for the quik reply
Yes Tail vane
I have a repairable framework but i think I can make the vane. Just need the measures so it is the size to work and look right. Won't be too close to the road
jerry

[mtblah]

18 gauge is automotive thickness , ( well it used to be till ) , easy to work with and stands the test of time .

[jerryd]

Morning
Just to be clear i need measure for the frame the metal goes in . I know the one I saw way back was 1/2 inch angle but it is no longer available to get measures.
jerry

[Peter vk]

I will measure one for you. Really busy, so might be in a couple of days.

[jerryd]

Perfect
No big hurry , putting a bunch of bikes away for the winter
got some wood to cut
jerry

[mtblah]

Peter vk , how is the harvest coming along ?

[Peter vk]

Peter vk , how is the harvest coming along ?

Harvest is coming along great, we are having some really nice and warm days for this time of year

[mtblah]

good , glad to hear that. Jan , Feb , March you may have time for w/m restoration & have the resources to do those things .

[Peter vk]

good , glad to hear that. Jan , Feb , March you may have time for w/m restoration & have the resources to do those things .

I actually brought home a bunch of windmill projects for this winter, some came all the way from Saskatchewan. I will post some pics soon

[Peter vk]

I hope this helps, sheet metal is 22gauge and is wrapped around the rod in the back, everything is spotwelded together. Let me know if you need other measurements.