Posted by Brent Zappe on November 06, 2019 at 07:20:30 from (104.192.91.194):
Brent's thoughts of hard knock school. Within that past years I have to learn these things the hard way. So here are a few things that might help us out (I hope). 1- making Shure the exhaust stack clapper is tight and secure before starting up engine. How many times I have had hit me in the head because I did not check them. 2- Making Shure the kill switch for the magneto is set in the on position. Some of us have these tricky switches that ground out our magnetos. Check them before you pull off that Magneto and start working on it. 3- Making Shure the tractor is out of gear before starting it up. How many times we at tractor show forget to make Shure of this one. Is it funny how the tractor always starts up with the first hit on the starter in gear. 4-When you think you have failed on what your working one. Always remember that it is batter than what it was when you fist started. 5- You never have enough tractors (L.O.L). Stopping in no where looking at tractors is okay. for guys like use that is showing that we are Normal. So that is what I have learned so far since 1994 with working with tractors. I know I have gone threw the Hard Knock Collage of tractors. It is one enjoyable school to go threw. I would do it again and I know I learned computer and watch this site grow. Yesterday tractors is better than ever know not like it was back in 1995 when I first got the internet hooked up. thank you tractor guys like use we did it.
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