Another HUGE fan of George Anderson's relocation kit!
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05-31-2011, 10:08 AM
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As of February 2011, when I got mine, he wasn't on the internet. I would suggest calling his cell in case he's not in Moline.
My cost was $175.00 shipped and I can echo the character and quality comments already made.
No regrets!
Ed
George Anderson
2925 12th Ave.
Moline , IL 61265
Home: 309-762-6291
Cell: 309-236-0952
When I got mine he was here:
6814 Ranch Rd.
Lakeland, Fl.
33809
He ships M/W/F
My cost was $175.00 shipped and I can echo the character and quality comments already made.
No regrets!
Ed
George Anderson
2925 12th Ave.
Moline , IL 61265
Home: 309-762-6291
Cell: 309-236-0952
When I got mine he was here:
6814 Ranch Rd.
Lakeland, Fl.
33809
He ships M/W/F
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07-24-2011, 12:35 PM
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07-24-2011, 01:54 PM
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07-24-2011, 03:17 PM
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Just a question- I installed mine recently, and started with the middle adjustment position (1.5" back). I have a Corbin Dual Tour, and although the passenger part of the seat is a good size, my BSR said she felt in order to lean back on the backrest of the tour pak and sit straight, she was sitting part way off the rear of the seat. In other words, what's the point of adjusting it the full 3" back if the BSR can't sit squarely on the seat? I mean the seats are only so long.
I moved it up to the front position- 1.25" back- and I'll get her to try it again. Plus, it was only one ride that she formed her opinion on, so I'll give her some time to get used to it in the 1.25" position first.
I moved it up to the front position- 1.25" back- and I'll get her to try it again. Plus, it was only one ride that she formed her opinion on, so I'll give her some time to get used to it in the 1.25" position first.
IF you are ever in central CA - Corbin can redo the back portion of your corbin to fit that kit.... I know CA is a LONG way from Canada...
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08-12-2011, 02:03 PM
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Pastor John, thanks for starting this post. I had not heard of George Anderson's relocation kit before this.
I called George today and ordered one. Hard to believe it, but George said that he didn't even own a computer. When I told him that I saw a picture of his kit, he was very excited because he constantly has people asking for a picture but no way to show them one. So, props to harley0711 for posting that pic and helping George out.
George sounded like a great guy and is a true dinosaur in today's technological world. His comment was that he tries to just focus on putting out the best bracket kit and leave the technology alone.
I called George today and ordered one. Hard to believe it, but George said that he didn't even own a computer. When I told him that I saw a picture of his kit, he was very excited because he constantly has people asking for a picture but no way to show them one. So, props to harley0711 for posting that pic and helping George out.
George sounded like a great guy and is a true dinosaur in today's technological world. His comment was that he tries to just focus on putting out the best bracket kit and leave the technology alone.