rec.autos.simulators

>> Hey gang,

>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>> like to have it.

>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>> rotated. One note,  the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>> stripped in
>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.

>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.

>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageN...

>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.

>> --
>> Don Burnette

>  The TSW and TSW2 are the only sim-racing controllers with a Lifetime
> Warranty. The only parts not included in the lifetime warranty are the
> potentiometers. Potentiometers have only a 90 day warranty. If you
> ever have a problem with your TSW you can send it back to us and we
> will promptly repair it and send it back to you, or we will ship you
> the necessary parts to fix the problem yourself. In addition, we have
> a 30 day money back guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the TSW
> for any reason, you can return it within 30 days of receipt for a
> full refund minus shipping costs.

>> Hey gang,

>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>> like to have it.

>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>> rotated. One note,  the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>> stripped in
>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.

>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.

>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageN...

>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.

>> --
>> Don Burnette

> I think I will email them and see if they can go ahead and send me a
> replacement bracket so the buyer doesn't have to mess with it.

> Thanks,

> --
> Don Burnette

>> Can't go wrong with that wheel. Lifetime Warranty. Maybe if you check
>> with them they can send you or the next owner the necessary
>> parts/brackets? Warranty Information

>>  The TSW and TSW2 are the only sim-racing controllers with a Lifetime
>> Warranty. The only parts not included in the lifetime warranty are the
>> potentiometers. Potentiometers have only a 90 day warranty. If you
>> ever have a problem with your TSW you can send it back to us and we
>> will promptly repair it and send it back to you, or we will ship you
>> the necessary parts to fix the problem yourself. In addition, we have
>> a 30 day money back guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the TSW
>> for any reason, you can return it within 30 days of receipt for a
>> full refund minus shipping costs.

>>> Hey gang,

>>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>>> like to have it.

>>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>>> rotated. One note,  the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>>> stripped in
>>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.

>>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.

>>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageN...

>>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.

>>> --
>>> Don Burnette