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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 12, 2005 at 15:52:11 from (209.226.247.109):
In Reply to: True Confessions, Join In posted by Michael Soldan on April 12, 2005 at 15:17:51:
Michael: If it will make you feel any better, I went to shop yesterday, approached 130 and discovered switch was on. Two weeks ago I did same thing, Marg. called me to phone and I never got back to tractor, however I had turned switch on. As you can well imagine yesterday was dead battery day, didn't even have enough life for a crank start. My booster cables weren't around, I was alone, so tow starting was out. Then it hit me I have a couple 10 gauge wires with clips on them. Got the 140 going, moved it close enough to 130, to couple up pos to pos and neg to neg. Then I had enough power for hand cranking, she fired right up. I really hadn't told anyone until now. I call it just a bit forgetful, was afraid of getting,"old and stupid". So now I am relieved I can tell you.
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