Posted by John in La on January 31, 2015 at 10:35:40 from (96.33.136.54):
Was looking around on the web and came across some wiring diagrams I drew to help others on the Ford forum of this sight. Not a real problem as I see them often on other tractors sites. My intension when I spent hours drawing them was to help others so once again not a real problem even though it would be nice of others if they did not try to pass them off as their work.
Then today I saw them on a site where a guy that goes by the name of Rudolph Diesel, ASE ,Master Heavy Truck Technician stating he has 25 years of heavy equipment experience is charging about $30 to give you a answer and is using the diagrams I drew in his answers.
That is low life enough to make me enforce my copy write on him.
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