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On Mon, 18 Aug 1997 00:48:49 +0000, Gene J wrote:

>> >As for drive prices, the latest catalog from Insight (www.insight.com)
>> >listed a 2.1GB/12.7mm Seagate drive for $299, eye opening for me, now all
>> >I need is a torx T6, a power drill, a rubber mallet 
>> 
>> just curious, but, ummm, would you care to elaborate on that?
>> I believe the times when a hammer/mallet was standard equipment
>> with Seagate drives are over. (the heads used to stick to the
>> magnetic surface, preventing the drive from spinning up - but
>> that was in the 40MB-days... a whack with a hammer (or dropping
>> the whole computer a few inches) usually did the job...)
>
>I was kidding about the rubber mallet.  :)
>--
>  Gene <blue@enteract.com>
>
Gene-

I thought you were serious.  I use and still do use a Stanley screwdriver
with those fat plastic handles, because I have nearly 20 PCs, maybe 21, 
of which 8 are 386's, 2 486's, this ThinkPad (seperate catagory), a Pentium
server, and the rest are palmtops and <= 286's, and about half of all have
seagate MFM hard drives! :->

Paul