George, I FEEL YOUR PAIN a few years back the first wife and I pulled a weeks volunteer duty at a Christian Family Camp in Northern Ohio somewhere where I offered to help with mechanical or electrical chores.........Soooooo they had an old nasty dirty ratty backhoe in need of a new hyd hose that I was assigned to fix.......The hose fitting was like IMPOSSIBLE to get to and remove in the middle of 6 others side by side with barelyyyyyyyyyy enough room to get 1/6 wrench turn at a time........That turned out to be the EASY PART......What was hard was making the new stiff hose bend just enough at the correct angle to get it started grrrrrrrrrrrrrr Having to remove them all would have taken a week lol Then it was the dirtiest nastiest job ever with all the years of hyd fluid and dirt and grime and crud getting the old hose out, I pretty well had to strip off and burn my clothes when I was finished
Oh well it was for a good cause, even though Id rather take a beating then do it again
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