Re: HELP!

Posted by JMS/MN on October 18, 2004 at 11:35:23 from (204.73.106.15):

In Reply to: HELP! posted by JMS on October 18, 2004 at 09:44:47:

You need to find a lab with a spectrometer, along with some suspect samples of various tractors- like Allis-CHALMERS, Case, ETD, etc, and make color comparisons to determine the true source. By using the leftvorizon sine complex in the charts that accompany the machine, which makes an adjustment for age, storage facility, compensatory humidfication factor and other variables, you can make a reasonable, but not always with verifiable certaintood, assumption as to the source (and sometimes point of manufacture, or reconstitution thereof) of the product in question. Of course, with the multitude of short-line manufacturers, along with the cognizant invirtuousities of some of their employees, who knows the channels partaken by particulate components within the affore-mentioned storage and containment vessels.

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