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Re: Thoughts On Old Iron
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Posted by RickL on July 16, 2006 at 09:28:28 from (69.66.147.199):
In Reply to: Re: Thoughts On Old Iron posted by Allan In NE on July 16, 2006 at 08:33:46:
I agree with the wife,cause you can't take those cabs doing harvest in the heat that you are around. i have seen it get several guys in trouble,me included,things just go blank prettyy quick,if you get that clamy feeling its aready to late,and once it does happen to you will never be able to take the heat like before have found out and so have the others that i refered to that got in heat trouble also. WATWER WATER WATER It got the mother in law yesterday,she just could'nt figure it out she had her mornign coffee. watching parade drop like rock. FIX THE AIR,usually its just recharge it most of time anyway
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