Re: t-bars twist

[george smith <bt6t4@xxxxxxxxx>]

You are now the proud owner of two new prybars! Should
not have been stored standing up.
They come very straight when new Neal. Obviusly
warpage hit them fast.
--- neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>  I  have  a set of t-bars i yanked from a parts car
> a few months ago.
> Like a dummy I stood them up in a corner and forgot
> about them.
>    a couple days ago i found them   and noticed they
> have a slight arc
> to them and they dont roll smoothly across the
> garage floor.  I put a
> straightedge on them and they are definitely not a 
> flat line.
>   1) could that have happened that quickly?? ( about
> 3 months)
>     2) or is it probably previous wear??
>      3) Or is that how they come??
>   neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
> 


George


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