Fwd: tarp stuff
LIST,
> It's that time of year again!!! Time to harvest those 1,000lb
> > pumpkins we all grew! OK, a few of us missed the mark, but there is
always
>
> > next year!
> > List inquires have started to be sent to me. So I thought I'd
> answer
> > everyone at the same time about the tarps I have made.
> > The Tarps are made out of a material that was used as covers for
> US
> > Army Tanks and also used to make portable storage bladders for fuel. They
> > were dropped out of planes and made instant storage tanks wherever they
> were
> > needed.
> > The material I am told is rated at over 1,000lb Per Square inch.
I've also been
> told
> > that the other canvas type tarps are about 350lb per square inch. There
is
>
> > not a single stitch in my tarp so there are none to rip. The material is
> so
> > strong that the handle holes are punched out on a press. They have 16
handle holes, more than any other Tarp on the market today. They are Desert
> Sand
> > color. They are the lightest and easiest to clean Tarp on the market also.
>
> > They do not absorb water and do not become heavy when wet, like canvas
> tarps
> > do. This is the Tarp that lifted the CHECKONS RECORD 1131LB & 1190 LB
> > PUMPKINS! This Tarp also lifted Joe Pukos' $10,000 winner last year at
Collins NY. Joe's pumpkin weighed 1096.8 LBS. If you want to see a picture of
the Tarp go to BigPumpkins.com
> click
> > on "In The Patch of" Alan Reynolds. Then click on Alan Reynolds July 10th
> > 1999. Then click on Tarp. You will see one picture of the tarp and scroll
> > down for a picture of Ken and I trying to pull a Tarp sample apart!
> Ordering
> > info is below the last picture. I will add ordering info now for those
> that
> > do not want to get it from the site above.
> > The tarps sell for $69 US. S&H is $7.75 in the states and $12 to
Canada.
> > Please send a money order for quickest shipment. Checks take a week to
> clear
> > before shipment can take place. Send to address below and make checks
> >payable to;
> >
> >
> >Alan Reynolds
> >224 Maple Av.
> >Durham CT. 06422
> >USA
THANK YOU!
- Subject: tarp stuff
- From: B* T*
- Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 19:53:05 -0400
here it is, Alan
>Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 23:15:50 -0400
>To: Mastrpumkn@aol.com
>From: Bart Toftness <toftness@mindspring.com>
>Subject: tarp stuff
>
>Alan, here is one from 18 Sept 2000
>
>
>
>Amy, Don, Marlene and List,
> It's that time of year again!!! Time to harvest those 1,000lb
> pumpkins we all grew! OK, a few of us missed the mark, but there is always
> next year!
> List inquires have started to be sent to me. So I thought I'd answer
> everyone at the same time about the tarps I have made.
> The Tarps are made out of a material that was used as covers for US
> Army Tanks and also used to make portable storage bladders for fuel. They
> were dropped out of planes and made instant storage tanks wherever they
were
> needed.
> The material is rated at over 1,000lb Per Square inch. I've been
told
> that the other canvas type tarps are about 350lb per square inch. There is
> not a single stitch in my tarp so there are none to rip. The material is so
> strong that the handle holes are punched out on a press. They are Desert
Sand
> color. They are the lightest and easiest to clean Tarp on the market today.
> They do not absorb water and do not become heavy when wet, like canvas
tarps
> do. This is the Tarp that lifted the CHECKONS RECORD 1131LB & 1190 LB
> PUMPKINS!
> If you want to see a picture of the Tarp go to BigPumpkins.com
click
> on "In The Patch of" Alan Reynolds. Then click on Alan Reynolds July 10th
> 1999. Then click on Tarp. You will see one picture of the tarp and scroll
> down for a picture of Ken and I trying to pull a Tarp sample apart!
Ordering
> info is below the last picture. I will add ordering info now for those that
> do not want to get it from the site above.
> The tarps sell for $69US. S&H is $7 in the states and $11 to Canada.
> Please send a money order for quickest shipment. Checks take a week to
clear
> before shipment can take place. Send to address below and make checks
>payable to;
>
>
>Alan Reynolds
>224 Maple Av.
>Durhan CT. 06422
>USA
>
>
> THANK YOU! and GROW A BIG ONE!
