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Re: More power yes,no?
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Posted by Aces on December 06, 2003 at 10:04:53 from (67.0.33.19):
In Reply to: More power yes,no? posted by Jason B. on December 05, 2003 at 15:52:01:
I agree with going to school whish I would have. Some day the farmer will just set in his pickup just to make sure his driverless tractor turns around at the end of the field. Dirt moving equipment could be run now without driver, the computer will plan how much dirt to move from a sight what RPM the engine will, name it the computer will answer it. The tech knowlage it here now. I will disagree about paper filter over oil air filter. The reason paper filters fail is because the operator, put in new filter right and forget it till the gauge says change or you see lose of power.
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