Posted by old on February 04, 2010 at 12:33:01 from (4.245.4.7):
In Reply to: Re: What's this thing? posted by Dave H (MI) on February 04, 2010 at 12:25:03:
Yep seen many that had more wires that went no where then they had that did do things. Still remember a few years ago buying a tractor from a guy and some equipment. Got to looking and the only way we where going to load all the stuff was to get that tractor running. It had 2 flat rear tires and wires every where. By the way it was an 8N ford side mount distributor. I set a battery in it. Took my little qt gas tank and a piece of wire and hot wired it. About 30 minutes later the guy that sold it drove by and saw use driving it around with the flat tires and I think he was probably pretty steamed but what could he do we had a bill of sale in hand
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