Posted by janicholson on October 29, 2011 at 18:59:57 from (96.24.99.126):
In Reply to: basic troubleshooting posted by Bob Huntress on October 29, 2011 at 18:43:04:
Presumtion is not a problem. (your diagnostic statement is not presumptious though) There is precious little common knowledge anymore. In 1950 there were still substantial numbers of rural raised people making a living using their many farm earned tallents and insights. Today people think that because they have access to information, that they are knowledgable. What a mistake. Your sentences speak volumes, but there is a need to contain the 500 pages of what to do when there is all three but no running. (like the timing is off, or the manifold has shop rags still in it). My reading has included 1950s books on how cars/tractors and trains operate. These were written describing pre WW2 technologies. Keep on thinking and reading. Jim
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