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Re: Test Alternator Output
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Posted by old on August 08, 2006 at 11:35:53 from (4.245.6.94):
In Reply to: Re: Test Alternator Output posted by Bob on August 08, 2006 at 11:29:43:
Bob I'm sort of old school on things and do tell people both the good and bad way to check things. But if I do tell them the bad way I also let them know what can/will happen if something goes wrong. I learned from the old, old people that didn't know better or didn't have the money to do things right and just patched things up to get by. I patch things some time but I prefer to live by the saying do it right the fr=irst time or not at all but some times that just can't be done when you have hay down and rain comeing in etc. You have to get it done not matter how you do it. Sort of like years ago when the knotter on a baler stopped tieing I sat on the baler and tied them all by hand on the go. Not fun but we got the hay done
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