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Another take on the PD Lid Lifter (Read 2172 times)

Sep 24^th, 2006 at 6:19am

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The quote here is a minor edit of what PD e-mailed awhile back.

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OK, the Poddy Dodger lid lifter, no licence needed to operate, first pic shows two horizontal handles at top and right down the bottom centre a hook, this hook goes under the lid handle,

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squeeze the two handles together and you have a firm hold on the lid,

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& with a firm enough to tilt the lid and tip the coals off, can't do that with a Lodge hook !!!

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The hook on the front leg on right of pic is to lift the whole pot via the bail off the fire or whatever.

Ok, that's the guts of what I put into the WordPerfect file, but I did more formatting here. I don't see options for alignment of the photos here, for one.

Other L.K. logic is to put pictures in with what they are about, rather than off in another category. & when photos are inserted from a photo host I find it easier to do a sequence like this.

My Photo Album, featuring Labrador 2006

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