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Old 01-18-2012, 09:48 AM   #1
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Re: Porterbuilt CNotch question

I don't have access to a plasma cutter, can it be cut with a grinder / disc ? I have a very powerful Makita disc grinder, realizing it will take a while longer that way.
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I don't have access to a plasma cutter, can it be cut with a grinder / disc ? I have a very powerful Makita disc grinder, realizing it will take a while longer that way.
I always use a cut-off wheel myself. Even a sawzall or jig saw with a metal blade will do the job.

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I always use a cut-off wheel myself. Even a sawzall or jig saw with a metal blade will do the job.

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porterbuilts C-notches are a little confusing I read they have 3 levels. but on the web site only one shows...I want the mild step on you use for the touring package....whats it called?..or part number?
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porterbuilts C-notches are a little confusing I read they have 3 levels. but on the web site only one shows...I want the mild step on you use for the touring package....whats it called?..or part number?
The c-notch is the small two-piece on the left.
The other two are the Level 2 Touring notch and the Level 3 Extreme notch.
I would call or email www.pbfab.com directly.
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