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Tue Feb 18 2014 08:10 PM
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Hey guys where can we get replacement thermometers??? Thank you
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Are you inquiring about a replacement thermometer tube?
There is a seller on e-bay who sells several different sizes.
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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Dave, I am not trying "to bust your chops". So hopefully my answer will not come out that way?
Have you tried to find your answer using the "Goggle Search Box", below?
I typed in "Replacement Thermometer Tubes" and found over 20 different past inquiries relating to this subject...
If you aren't using the "Google Feature", you might try using it... I think you will be pleasantly surprised with what you find...
Looking for Tide Water/ Tide Water-Associated/ Tidewater items
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Dave...I can get you any size and length tube you need...same type glass as pyrex...wall thickness will vary..Warren
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Hey guys where can we get replacement thermometers??? Thank you I have a couple of the looog ones..... If I remember 29"?? What size do you need?
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hey guys I have the old porcelain Dominion tires them will measure . yes and the google thanks Bob , should have thought of that great idea. thanks everyone .
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Sent you a PM, yes we have the 28".
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Sent you a PM, yes we have the 28". did not get the pm ? thankis
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Sent you a PM, yes we have the 28". did not get the pm ? thankis Sorry that was someone else. What size do you need?????
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Okay I sent you one too.
Only one 28" tube left.
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Last one is SOLD. None left.
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I need a glass tube for this thermometer from 1935. The original broke. I have all of the hardware to put it back together. Not easy to measure size not knowing just where it starts and ends. Looks to be around 22"-23". If anyone has one of these and can measure that would be a big help.
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My early wood Prestone tube measures 21.5 inches with the top starting flush with the blue paint just above 120 degrees.
Daryl
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