Re: Antique tractor mechanic training??

Posted by Michael Soldan B.A. M.Ed on January 14, 2002 at 19:43:04 from (216.46.130.59):

In Reply to: Antique tractor mechanic training?? posted by Bama Binder on January 14, 2002 at 10:37:59:

Hey Bama Binder I have the same problem, but retired at a ripe old 54 and thought I would spend eternity working on H's and M's. Seems I have a friend with a service garage who knew my talents at restoring cars and tractors and so I decided to work three days a week after he hounded me. That left four days a week in Farmall paradise. Well that was great untill he dumped his Harley one Sunday in September and broke his neck in two places ...I have been full time ever since, I do have a point coming here...I thought I knew a lot about mechanics and automotive systems but I've learned more in 5 months hands on than I could ever imagine..I don't need another degree or plaque..I do need tape for my skinned knuckles, hand cleaner for my black hands, shop clothing for the burns and acid holes...theres nothing that can touch hands on experience...find a machinery dealer that needs help three days a week Bama and you will soon be the most knowledgable guy on tractors in all the country side...Mike in Exeter Ontario PS Fuel injection is a must...then you would understand Diesel as well

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