Maybe your right Denny. I just remember giving him a hard time while he was cutting the pipe with a tubing cutter and that he was taking to darn long. He said that steel only takes about a turn or 2 to cut through while the aluminum is a pain in the butt. Maybe I misunderstood?

The stuff he uses is good stout material. He did a great job bending and welding it up for me. I do think the material is a good deal thicker then the steel Ive seen but then again, Ive never bought a new set of pipes either.

Jeff


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