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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Found a crack in my previously perfect 1996 1769 Custom Legend. I thought the factory had fixed the finish crack proplem by '96. Starts at the bridge below the low E and extends at 8:00 for about 1-1/2". Real bummer :( |
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Location: Vernon, CT | Send it back to the Ovation Factory for repairs. They do great work. If you are the original owner then it should be warrantied and fixed for free.
John L. |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | I'm not the original owner. I guess I'll wait and see if it grows. Damn Wisconsin winters! I had to leave it in the car Monday night at 5 below for an hour. I didn't open the case 'till last night but I guess the temp was too much for it. |
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Location: NJ | ". . . had to leave it in the car Monday night at 5 below for an hour . . ."
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. . . . 'scuse me while I go fetch a pair of pliers to extract my nuts from my pelvic cavity . . . . |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | " . . . 'scuse me while I go fetch a pair of pliers to extract my nuts from my pelvic cavity . . . . "
After seeing the crack, they seem to have migrated to the upper regions of my abdominal cavity. |
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Location: Central Oregon | That's a shame :( Tony Calman has come up with a pretty effective fix for finish cracks though. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Also, see my previous post on stabilizing finish cracks. |
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