[SEL] Fero Air Pump Company

[Mike Royster]

Fero, from the latin ferrus, hence the words, rust, rusty, rustbucket, 
pileofworthlessjunkamongus.  Now how can you argue with such hard facts. 
Oh, how the mighty have fallen..................

Truth and Sincerity, Quality and Endurance
The Brunner Motto
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <fero_ah at city-net.com>
To: "The SEL email discussion list" <sel at lists.stationary-engine.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 9:39 AM
Subject: Re: [SEL] Fero Air Pump Company


> Hi Tommy,
>
> That rascally cloistered oyster has been trying to bump up the value of 
> that
> Brunner boat anchor he owns as long as I've known him.  Any similarities
> between a Fero Air Pump and a cheap, inferior knock-off Brunner compressor 
> are
> the result of industrial espionage on their part or the result of "form 
> follows
> function."  Don't be deceived by the artful dodger.  8-))
>
> See ya,  Arnie
>
> Quoting Judge Tommy Turner <lcjudge at scrtc.com>:
>
>> Brunner >> Fero equals  Herc >> Jaeger???  Decals are cheap....
>>
>> Tommy Turner
>> Magnolia, KY
>>
>> >  Oh how we love to "re-write history" in order to make things more
>> > "politically correct."    Let me be the first of many to clue you
>> > folks in on the real FERO history.  Now I am sure Arnie's kinfolks
>> > were fine men and did many good things, including the Fero Compressor
>> > Company.  But dare we stop and ask, where did this idea come from?  If
>> > you trace the history of the Brunner Compressor company and look at
>> > the pamplets, you will see an example of a fine product that was
>> > around before and after the Fero company. In fact, it is amazing the
>> > Fero even favors the Brunner!  Having mentioned this to Arnie numerous
>> > times he quickly mentions "coincidence" but you be the judge.  As far
>> > as the compressor I obtained for Arnie, it came from NC not SC,
>> > another blatant misrepresentation put on us by "the man."  Now that is
>> > a story to itself!!!!!  I'd love to explain more but I am busy
>> > inventing the "Royster light bulb" and the "SS Royster Bar-co-lounger."
>> >
>> > MR cloistered oyster
>
>
>
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