Talk:Kristi Company

message: This article has been deleted due to copyright issues.  If you re-create the article, please ensure that you comply rigorously with copyright policy, especially in the matter of images. Guy (Help!) 22:15, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

message: Your ISBN for the following is incorrect:  Fred W. Crimson's book, U.S. Military Tracked Vehicles (ISBN-13: 978-0970056719) referred to the KRISTI KT4a as the "Water Walker" due to its amphibious capabilities.
In adition, your information is incorrect, Fred W. Crismon was not talking about a KT-4A, he was talking about a prototype internally named the KT4-JC  (Source: KristiSnowCat.com and Fred W. Crismon)  It is clear you do not own this book nor have you viewed the entire page in Mr. Crismon's book. Please remove the quote until you can view the book and cite the source correctly.
Any reference to KT-2 KT-3 or KT-4 production numbers must have a source.  The only source with the actual production numbers is KristiSnowCat.com who owns the original Kristi company records. Production records have been published on this site, cite the source. The KT4 and KT4a units are very rare and less than 5 are known to exist of a total production that was probably under 20. Cite the source or remove due to copyright infringement.
Total production of all the units combined, over the entire 12 year life of the original company's lifespan was lower than 1 year of production of commercially viable snowcats from Tucker Sno-Cat, Bombardier or Thiokol all of which were produced in North America during the same time period.  The only place you could have determind the "12 year life" is by taking information from KristiSnowCat.com.  Cite your source AND the production numbers of any of the other referenced snowcat manufacturers or remove the comment, in present form, it has no encyclopedic value.
user:caroth
The KT4a was the commercially released version of the prototype.  The production numbers have been posted (and then later edited) on at least 3 internet websites. Melensdad 22:14, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Incorrect information  

message: Chris Roth wants to link kristisnowcat.com but seems unwilling to come to this Talk page, preferring to argue on my user talk.  Please link if it's relevant. Guy (Help!) 10:12, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: JzG, I added the kristisnowcat.com website back to the list of links.  I never had a problem with it in the first place, all I ever did with it was alphabetize it along with all the other links.  I did that on several other Wikipages that I built or where I was the major contributor.  It seemed logical to me.  Looking over the page history, it appears that Caroth (using multiple URLs that trace back to him) manipulated the links, sequences, etc after I alphabetized them to make sure his was first, or bold, etc.  Also, for whatever it is worth, I am not the owner of the other web page as Caroth alleges, but I was able to provide some information to the owner.  Further, I did not post the link to that website but just as with Caroth's website I left the link because it seemed reasonable.  Further, there have been several corrective contributions, not done by me, to this site. If user Caroth wishes to make additional constructive contributions then those would be welcome additions, provided he does not destroy the current information.  As for the issue of the KT4a name, that seems curious to me that the KT4a, which is the production designation of the prototype, which was dubbed the water walker, could not be also considered a water walker, however I made a minor edit to be more precise. Melensdad 18:35, 12 March 2007 (UTC)

text: * Fine and dandy.  Guy (Help!) 18:04, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
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