Posted by Wardner on July 01, 2010 at 13:37:40 from (4.154.232.255):
In Reply to: Damn MICE in my H!!! posted by Minnesotan H on June 29, 2010 at 18:56:49:
It seems that we now have another meaning for the term "mouse pad".
If IH installed those mice in the clutch housing, where can I find their part numbers? Would it be under attachments, or are you not that fond of them? After all these years and generations, would the "R" suffix be into three digits?
If you installed a squirrel cage treadmill behind the grill, perhaps they could run your engine cooling fan. Might pick up a couple of MousePower on the dyno.
OK, I have enough of this.
This post was edited by Wardner at 13:39:31 07/01/10.
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