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Chester said:
You should find a copy of Seth's book. Maybe he still has a couple
laying around. I'll find out.

I found a couple of copies in the local used book store here in
Houston. I'd imagine there are lots of copies floating around in towns
actually close to snow skiing. Googling on his original "Alpine Ski
Maintenance and Repair" also turned up his "The Ski Maintenance and
Repair Handbook". Check amazon.com for latest availability.

See if you can get Seth to get the rest of Snowdeath online while
you're at it...

TexasSkiNut wrote:

See if you can get Seth to get the rest of Snowdeath online while
you're at it...

I talked to him about that last summer. He said he would be happy to
transcribe it from the typewritten copy to an online form if some people
would chip in some $$ for his time to do that.



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Chester Bullock,
Colorado Mountain Cams, Snow Conditions, Opinionated Reports
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TexasSkiNut wrote:
Chester said:

You should find a copy of Seth's book. Maybe he still has a couple
laying around. I'll find out.

Here was his response:

"The book is seriously out of print. I have a couple of copies and
would be happy to xerox some relevant chapters, but the thing to do now
is to go to www.tognar.com and order the video, Ski Tuning with Hand
Tools, 2005 edition."

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Chester,
The more you know, the more jokes you get.