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Re: I need someone to put points and condensor in
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Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on December 31, 2003 at 17:59:20 from (171.75.205.235):
In Reply to: I need someone to put points and condensor in my W posted by Martin Miller on December 30, 2003 at 11:17:36:
If I wasn't halfway across the country I'd be thrilled to do it for you. I don't often get the chance to work on an engine that isn't electronic this or electronic that. Cussed things have taken a lot of fun out of ownership. About ownership/operation and not being able to change points, my brother has driven a tractor thousands of hours, but wouldn't know what the inside of a distributor is supposed to look like. I guess that is why he has a little brother and two sons. What the one poster failed to realize is that you may have lost your fingers serving your country as a soldier and simply can't do the job. Whatever reason, I sure wish I could give you a hand and not pain in the butt like some.
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