Posted by mss3020 on January 02, 2014 at 10:01:52 from (209.50.26.86):
Came home early on the 31st to change out the motor and capacitor in my outside heat pump unit. Motor was making horrific sound and also found out the capacitor was leaking. Figured Id catch it before it went out. Long and short while doing that I figured I start the Skidloader and let it warm up to clean the dry lot before we got snow.. Started it up and went back to working on house unit. When I accidently touched a wire from the capacitor which shocked me and when I let go wire hit the unit side and sparked..Forgot to pull the breaker on the unit before I started working on it. ya stupid. Thankfully blew fuse and everything works fine..but whilst doing that skidloader ran out of fuel...diesel fuel.. $&*^! ran to the coop with two jugs for diesel and didnt have my wallet so had to make a round trip. Not to mention trying to get it started after running out..GOOD BYE 2013..LOL
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