Posted by snoopnc on January 02, 2017 at 09:35:35 from (66.226.56.46):
In Reply to: Re: Todays funny posted by Chilidawg on January 02, 2017 at 08:35:41:
Your comment about cable clamps hits close with me. My 4610 Ford had been sitting under shed For six months with two slow leak tires AND a dead battery. I needed to get tractor fired off and moved inside shop for some overdue TLC maintenance care.
I started stringing out air hoses, BUT FIRST I had to tighten up a splice repair on the hose and put a new coupler on hose. Got that done and aired up tires.
Finagled around and started to hook up jumper cables (had to use two sets due to lengths required to reach) and quickly determined the new clamps needed on one set. That was a trip to town and had to go to two parts places to find what I needed, etc.
All in all, I spent better part of afternoon just getting my tractor cranked in order to move it about 50 feet. I FEEL YOUR PAIN😜😜😜
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