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Re: Light refector's
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Posted by Randy-IA on December 28, 2005 at 14:11:40 from (207.177.83.5):
In Reply to: Re: Light refector's posted by john d on December 28, 2005 at 11:43:41:
Hi John , I had to put the lights in a tight bear hug and reach under to operate the impact . It probably looked a little bizarre from the road - a 265 lb guy with his arms hugging his tractor :-) Well , that and a good couple squirts of PB and they came off . I've got an old electric B&D 1/2" drive impact that works so well it'll twist my thumb off ( I've dislocated my thumb more times than I can remember ) Ya know what us old Harley riders say - "Chrome don't get ya home" . At least those of us that have been actually working on our own bikes for over twentyfive years do . So Pleeeaasseee get some red paint on those lights HAHA . Take care ...Randy
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