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45RFE accumulator cover

Welcome to Volume one, Number one of the Omega Machine & Tool newsletter.

One of the most common answers I get from people when I ask them why I haven't heard from them in awhile is "we just sort of forgot about you." This is our attempt to not let that happen anymore.

Your mail box, if it is anything like J.P.'s and mine is already bulging with too many emails to read, so I promise to never send you more that one of these newsletters a month. They will probably not be that often.

We will stay in touch by letting you know when we have something new to report. If you want to stay up to date on the daily chit chat around here, try our blog. The blog will be the surest way to keep current on our latest products. This newsletter will be for more in-depth explanations and descriptions of our products.

At first we'll use the newsletter to get you more acquainted with our company and some of our standard products. I can't tell you the number of times I've walked into a shop and had the guy who orders parts say, "you carry those or you make that?"

I know that not everyone will want to stay up to date with us so I've provided an easy way to unsubscribe yourself. Click on the appropriate link below and your gone! If you should ever get another newsletter from me after unsubscribing, send me an email, Dennis, and I'll remove you myself.

Hope you and yours are enjoying an early Spring, we at Omega Machine & Tool wish you the best in the remainder of the year.

If you've ever done one of these and after all your hard work, had fluid pour out the front, you know what a pain that can be. Our solution is a finished in-place bushing. Sometimes its better if the bushing looks good, not to fool with it, but if its bad, just pressing in a new bushing can be the beginning of many headaches.

A4LD Bell Housing

We install a new unfinished bushing and line bore the bushing in place so you know everything is in line. We also surface the face of the bell housing to be sure the pump surface is parallel with the engine mounting surface.

Until next time, thanks for taking the time to read our first newsletter!

Dennis G. Harris
Operations Manager
dennis@omegamachine.com