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104 but small loans available before salary day sometimes gets special order, e.g. large wrenches used for train wheels & axels (1974) if requirements too specific, esp. wt. requirements, sometimes refuses orders says no unemployment as long as a person strong enough to work - type of job chosen depends on strength founded perapens 1970 -before that a trader in tools; he said he opened perapen so that could fill orders whereas sometimes couldn't fill before -father of Pak P. a farmer, but occasionally also works as a trader -has in past [[strikethrough]]had[[/strikethrough]] faced shortages of iron; if so, closes perapen for 2-7 days, seldom longer another possible tactic he sometimes uses if has looked all over for rails & can't find is to use scrap iron, make small tools only & reduce work force 105 acc. to Pak P. if harvest in greater Java is general good demand for tools (for next season) high & conversely -if want to establish perapen need at a minimum the following tools + equipment: UBUB|1|10,000-15,000 Rp Paron|1|7000-15,000 Rp Palu|3|(2x1500 Rp) 2 Besar + (300 Rp) 1 Kecil Betel|4|4 x 150 Rp (tongs) Supit|3|3 x 250 Rp if going to make a variety of shapes will need even more palu lasts a year, supit only 10 days (but can be repaired) -way he has made his longganans is that traders have seen his tools in market & come to look for him in the village -one of his traders helps with transport cost hasit: 20 kampak per empu per day 16 dandang per empu per day 25-40 arit(sabit) per empu per day 70-80 tatah per empu per day Pak P. often stays a night in town