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Old 06-26-2009, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Keefla View Post
not to derail the thread or start a war but as a dealer mechanic me and my fellow mechanics in shops/dealers/service stations all over this fine country say the same damn thing 100 times a day, take the people that work on them and have them work with the designers! things today are put togeather with no thought that eventually they will need to be repaired!!
Another thing that comes to mind are radios from the '20's. Many of those had the transformer, capacitors, filter chokes, etc. sealed inside a metal box with tar. I guess they thought that no one would be repairing those, either. There are some parts of my CTC38 that are fairly easy to work on; but, where I'm at right now is not one of them.

I'm just glad I had sense enough, for a change, to walk away from it before cause more damage. I still would like to get this one going, if possible.
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