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Question on imported tractors.

John on the ones with parts from all over the world, you need to use the Correct cuss word with each main component. Example: Engine from Mexico well Spanish required, transmission from Germany then German required and so on. LOL

Maybe your native language for general systems failures.
 
A hunter up in Canada was chatting with his Native American guide about their languages; guide said his language had no cuss words.

"What do you say when you hit your thumb with a hammer?" asked the hunter.

"I speak English" said the guide.
 
This was at least 10 years years ago and it was for a 6000 Series Deere and the last 2 steps in the trouble shooting chart I was using were in German instead of English!
 
A German family own a camp not far from ours in Nova Scotia, there son who was in the German navy was up this summer the same time we were. He had 3 friends staying with him. One night we could here them singing, chanting and laughing quite loud. The next day I asked him if they were singing drunken German sailor songs he said no they don't have any only English drunken sailor songs.
 
Been a Yanmar earlier this week. Wiring issue. It was a corroded harness. I had to take the entire harness apart to find the bad spot. Good thing it was a "family" project. I would not want to try to figure out a bill for working for two full days just to find a single bad wire.
 
Had a British made Ford, a British made Massey Ferguson, and a British made IH. Currently have a Kubota sitting around here somewhere. Also a German built Deere.

Had one nf Allis Chalmers WD that once belonged to my dad that I cussed more'n ALL the "imports" combined. Had to do with the fact I could get it stuck on a concrete parking lot.

Did have a wiring issue with one of the Massey's several years ago...Apparently the British have a different type of electricity than the rest of the world...lol...That thing was a flippin' nightmare to trace the problem.
 
I'm sorta getting off the topic here, but anyone remember the Italian made Harley Davidson snowmobiles? Now there was a wiring nightmare! They looked like someone had thrown 3 spools of wire and a stick of dynamite under the hood and lit it off!
 
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