RE: [ihc] 0ga crimper pictures

["John M. Adams" <jma@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mac McMuffin [mailto:mac@domain.elided]
> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 12:25 PM
> To: jma@domain.elided; John Hofstetter
> Cc: IHC Digest
> Subject: RE: [ihc] 0ga crimper pictures

> Sergeant Major
> took offense at the way i had all four hubs dismantled and what he
> considered "very *large* truck parts" scattered about while i was
> doing the
> brakes.  with the extortionate rates they charge down at the
> autopride shop
> to use one of their bays, i'm not about to take my trucks there.
> so nothing
> gets done on the trucks, and i sit in here trying to find
> something else to
> do instead.
>
> --Mac

Yeah, Mac. You've clearly got to control the placement of the "very large"
parts. The "medium large", "large" and "regular" parts are one thing, but
really... what were you thinking, scattering "very large" parts all over?
I'm surprised you weren't subjected to some disciplinary action after such
an unseemly breech of... uh... well, breech of *something*, I'm sure!

I have a project for you: get all of the IH CTS and MT manuals you can lay
your hands on, and start scanning them into your system. I guess you
couldn't post them on your website due to copyright issues, but you would
have a great resource for your own personal use when it was all scanned,
organized, catalogued, etc. Big project, but an IH related one at least.
~John A.
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