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8 Straight	16-Aug-12 - 07:59 PM ET
SSeitz007	16-Aug-12 - 08:19 PM ET
plux001	16-Aug-12 - 08:45 PM ET
Lou Tenant	16-Aug-12 - 09:49 PM ET
SSeitz007	16-Aug-12 - 10:10 PM ET
BILL GRILL	16-Aug-12 - 10:10 PM ET

Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: 8 Straight
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 07:59 PM ET
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I have a manually operated Spolar on order, due for delivery in 4-5 weeks. My question is, with my being 5' 9" tall, what is a good height for the bench to be to mount it on. The operating handle is down lower than on my MEC 9000, and that bench is 3'. I would like to get it right the first time, and not have to go through a series of leg shortenings (the bench, not mine) that would make the Three Stooges proud.

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Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: SSeitz007
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 08:19 PM ET
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Can't be sure but can tell you about my setup. I'm 6'3" and have a Craftsman metal table with a wood core top that is their standard height. If I had to guess, I'd say 36". When I am home, I can measure the table height a little later and tell you. Anyway, that setup is fine for me.
Gene Batchelar Wheaton, IL

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Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: plux001
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 08:45 PM ET
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The factory table is 34". I mounted the factory table on 2x8's to stabilize the legs, so my tabletop is actually 35.5" off the floor. I'm six foot tall and it works well for me.
Paul

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Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: Lou Tenant
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 09:49 PM ET
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I'm 6'0 and my wife is 5'6. Our table top is 36" . Both of us use the loader without any issues other than I wish she would load as many shells as she shoots. I guess I'm lucky she loads any..... You'll love that loader.

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Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: SSeitz007
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 10:10 PM ET
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My Craftsman table is 36-37 high at the top of the tabletop. Works fine for me.
BTW, welcome to the Spolar Owners Club. You will love it.
Gene Batchelar Wheaton, IL

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Subject: Question for manual Spolar owners...
From: BILL GRILL
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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 - 10:10 PM ET
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So if you're 4'6" is counter height different than if your 6'2"? :)

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