(quoted from post at 03:22:07 02/12/20) Hello,
I have a 1948 8N with a 6 cylinder. Is there a preferred profmeter that will hold up to the elements? It must be able to read a 6 cylinder.
Thanks
(quoted from post at 12:21:22 02/12/20) I prefer on drivin off of the distributor. There are alternator drivin ones as well.
hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
know & today & for last week, I'm cussing my Samsung "Smart" tv to the point that the dog runs & hides!(quoted from post at 08:23:46 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
Resistance is futile. You HAVE been assimilated.
TOH
PS> I am biased by 50 years spent twiddling those bits
(quoted from post at 11:06:27 02/25/20)know & today & for last week, I'm cussing my Samsung "Smart" tv to the point that the dog runs & hides!(quoted from post at 08:23:46 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
Resistance is futile. You HAVE been assimilated.
TOH
PS> I am biased by 50 years spent twiddling those bits
(quoted from post at 09:06:27 02/25/20)know & today & for last week, I'm cussing my Samsung "Smart" tv to the point that the dog runs & hides!(quoted from post at 08:23:46 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
Resistance is futile. You HAVE been assimilated.
TOH
PS> I am biased by 50 years spent twiddling those bits
fter several days and at least 4 hours cumulative with Samsung 'help' on both internet chat & telephone, the best they ever came up with is, "the WI-FI in televisions isn't as strong as in computers & cell phones", so your wireless access point at 15 feet away from TV is too far, we recommend no more that 6 feet!!!!??? After all this, I finally ran an ethernet cable to place wireless access point 2 feet from TV, and it worked! So, then I moved it ~2 feet away each time & at ~5 feet, OK, but at 7-8 feet, intermittent signal loss & at 10 feet total disconnect! Asked friend with Samsung & he has pretty much same experience. I'm in the process of running cable direct to TV from cable modem, even though a cable from wireless access point device to TV works. For best coverage of whole house, I need the wireless access point more centralized.(quoted from post at 11:27:11 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 11:06:27 02/25/20)know & today & for last week, I'm cussing my Samsung "Smart" tv to the point that the dog runs & hides!(quoted from post at 08:23:46 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
Resistance is futile. You HAVE been assimilated.
TOH
PS> I am biased by 50 years spent twiddling those bits
That's funny :lol: I needed to replace an older TV in the family room last month and i was browsing the TV aisle on my weekly trip to Sam's when a comely young thing walked up and asked if she could help. Naturally I said yes. The next question was did I want a Smart TV?. You know me, that question took us down a rabbit hole on what was and wasn't a "smart" TV. She eventually left me to my own devices and moved on to a customer with easier questions.
I have a 60" "dumb" TV in the downstairs family room and wound up with an LG on the basis of price for a 65" screen and picture quality. I must say their WebOS user interface and the "magic remote" are less than intuitive. I do however love the WiFi connectivity and I have been watching a lot of free content via my ISP. I feel another assimilation coming on - Dish may be on life support.....
TOH
(quoted from post at 11:40:50 02/25/20)fter several days and at least 4 hours cumulative with Samsung 'help' on both internet chat & telephone, the best they ever came up with is, "the WI-FI in televisions isn't as strong as in computers & cell phones", so your wireless access point at 15 feet away from TV is too far, we recommend no more that 6 feet!!!!??? After all this, I finally ran an ethernet cable to place wireless access point 2 feet from TV, and it worked! So, then I moved it ~2 feet away each time & at ~5 feet, OK, but at 7-8 feet, intermittent signal loss & at 10 feet total disconnect! Asked friend with Samsung & he has pretty much same experience. I'm in the process of running cable direct to TV from cable modem, even though a cable from wireless access point device to TV works. For best coverage of whole house, I need the wireless access point more centralized.(quoted from post at 11:27:11 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 11:06:27 02/25/20)know & today & for last week, I'm cussing my Samsung "Smart" tv to the point that the dog runs & hides!(quoted from post at 08:23:46 02/25/20)(quoted from post at 04:40:43 02/25/20)hat's OK, as all electronics is good for is to fail & be non-repairable! Hey, I am a 30 year practicing electronics engineer. Just look around, computers, wi-fi, Boeing 737 MAX, and on and on!!! If it has software, it will be a disaster, especially if auto-update is turned on. :evil:(quoted from post at 22:57:12 02/24/20) Yeah that is all explained in my previous post. Seems folks tend to catch on slow when they do not read ALL of the post. Even got a few answers that didn't have questions.
I read all of the post and to be honest at times my first impression will change by the time I get done reading. Not ashamed to admit I don't always get the point though.
Resistance is futile. You HAVE been assimilated.
TOH
PS> I am biased by 50 years spent twiddling those bits
That's funny :lol: I needed to replace an older TV in the family room last month and i was browsing the TV aisle on my weekly trip to Sam's when a comely young thing walked up and asked if she could help. Naturally I said yes. The next question was did I want a Smart TV?. You know me, that question took us down a rabbit hole on what was and wasn't a "smart" TV. She eventually left me to my own devices and moved on to a customer with easier questions.
I have a 60" "dumb" TV in the downstairs family room and wound up with an LG on the basis of price for a 65" screen and picture quality. I must say their WebOS user interface and the "magic remote" are less than intuitive. I do however love the WiFi connectivity and I have been watching a lot of free content via my ISP. I feel another assimilation coming on - Dish may be on life support.....
TOH
want my turrent tuner, comb volume on/off TV back, where I had to walk 7 feet thru shag carpet to change channels. :twisted:(quoted from post at 13:40:47 02/25/20) Smart TV in the bedroom about 20 feet away from the WiFi. Works fine.
Seems at least some smart TVs have decent WiFi parts.
(quoted from post at 11:27:11 02/25/20)
Dish may be on life support.....
TOH
We sell tractor parts! We have the parts you need to repair your tractor - the right parts. Our low prices and years of research make us your best choice when you need parts. Shop Online Today.
Copyright © 1997-2024 Yesterday's Tractor Co.
All Rights Reserved. Reproduction of any part of this website, including design and content, without written permission is strictly prohibited. Trade Marks and Trade Names contained and used in this Website are those of others, and are used in this Website in a descriptive sense to refer to the products of others. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy TRADEMARK DISCLAIMER: Tradenames and Trademarks referred to within Yesterday's Tractor Co. products and within the Yesterday's Tractor Co. websites are the property of their respective trademark holders. None of these trademark holders are affiliated with Yesterday's Tractor Co., our products, or our website nor are we sponsored by them. John Deere and its logos are the registered trademarks of the John Deere Corporation. Agco, Agco Allis, White, Massey Ferguson and their logos are the registered trademarks of AGCO Corporation. Case, Case-IH, Farmall, International Harvester, New Holland and their logos are registered trademarks of CNH Global N.V.
Yesterday's Tractors - Antique Tractor Headquarters
Website Accessibility Policy