Tetra Rods Steel, not PVC?

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Tetra Rods Steel, not PVC?

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08-01-2005, 15:32

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Re: Tetra Rods Steel, not PVC?

Specifically, I heard that Dan Ward at the Kokomo, Indiana Regional said that the prints are wrong, and that a couple of days ago FIRST contacted him saying that they were making the switch to steel from PVC out of fear that they would break. If anyone was at the Kokomo regional that could clarify that, it would be appreciated.

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