Posted by Jim.ME on December 26, 2022 at 04:39:12 from (67.242.176.154):
Quote: codyrtoms (quoted from post at 08:16:38 12/26/22) [quote="Pecan man"](quoted from post at 08:44:29 03/14/15) i have the wiring diagram, send me you email address and it will be sent to you. I have the complete shop manual for the 385 in case you need additional information.
Would you mind emailing that to me also? I am helping my grandfather with his case 385. My email is codyrtoms@gmail.com and his email is nanababas@aol.com[/quote]
While Pecan man may be following along and not posting or may be using a different handle for some reason, it looks like his last post was in 2017.
You would help yourself by starting your own post and fully describe your needs. This site uses two different views. People using Modern view will see your post and the original post you are tagged onto, so they see the "whole" story related to your post. People using the Classic view only see your post as "Re" to the original post, none of that original post since Classic does not bring old posts to the top like Modern does; they stay in the list where they were posted in time where you post shows as current. People can swap over to Modern to see the original post, but likely many will not bother to do that.
You might get quicker response with a post on the Case and David Brown Forum, further down the index list.
Also, it is not a great idea to post active emails on a public forum, it can bring scammers to you and lead to getting hacked. You can set up to use the YT safe email connection method, so your email is not visible in a general post.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 12/26/2022 at 04:42 am.
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