Problem My Morso is seized

Keith L Hewitt

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Just been deleting a load of emails and read this one. Thought its worth sharing .The writer is Tony Gallagher a friend of mine from years ago. He sold mouldings all over the Middle East 1970- 1990 when mouldings were even made in UK. He worked for Magnolia, who were a huge UK distributor and exporter, later bought by Larson Juhl.
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I have a great Morso story. As Export Sales Executive for the Magnolia Group, I sold a Morso to a framer in Kuwait in the late 1980s.
Some time after delivery, I received a message that the Morso was totally inoperable as it had seized. I suggested every solution I could come up with, to no avail.
Eventually, I flew out to Kuwait to resolve the issue. Shortly after my arrival at the client's gallery, I realised that the long retaining bolt that secures the blades in transit was still in place. Once I had removed this, the Morso functioned perfectly.

Now the worrying issue here was that my client kept the gallery where the Morso was situated as a business on the side, as his daytime employment was with Kuwait Air,✈️ servicing engines on Airbuses......
:lol:
:faintthud:
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From your title, I thought it meant "seized by the government authorities" or something to that effect.
:popc: Rick

BTW, your service call reminds me of the time my stepdaughter thought she had a horrible spider in her house. She put a bucket down over it and called an exterminator. When the guy got there, it turned out this was a fake, plastic spider. He didn't charge her for the service call, saying he knew he would get a lot of pleasure out of telling the story to his co-workers... That year for Christmas I gave her a can of "Plastic Spider Spray" (I made a label for a can of air freshener).
 
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