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Re: replacing a tube
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Posted by Dan on September 04, 2004 at 04:47:34 from (4.26.172.18):
In Reply to: replacing a tube posted by 8ngreenhorn on September 03, 2004 at 18:16:56:
I will make two comments - like Dell, I agree it is not worth buying and keeping tire tools unless you have multiple tractors, or live in the thorn infested property and are changing the tubes a lot. If you know someone who has the tools (like I do) then it is do-able and if you like to learn new things, it is a good thing to know how to do in case you HAVE to do it yourself in the future. But, unlike Dell, I will tell you in a more repectful manner instead of slapping you verbally THEN signing "Respectfully" Dan. Dell is a great resource, and never fails to offer good advise on a regular basis, but is a bit caustic in his approach and makes you pay in some manner for that advise. I have been at the end of one of his verbal lashings, and while the advise was good, I would have just as soon not read it and felt I was being chastised by my father for asking a simple question. I have a sense of humor just as good as the rest, but that doesn't mean I laugh when people make fun of disabled people either. Before the Dell supporters start streaming out of the woodwork - this is ONLY my opinion based on how I was raised - if you don't have something NICE to say - don't say anything at all. Good luck, Dan
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