RE: niosy gears

["Earl H. " <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well said.... Grey hair, glasses, and perhaps a bit grumpy with grease on
his 
overalls. If he calls you kid, he might like you.... But give him a couple
of 
years to warm up to you.

Earl



Incorect adjustmants. While usually is true not always. Sometimes wen the
pinion depth is right and the back lash is right and the pattern is right
you stil get a growl. Then the fun begins. In and out in and out  slimy gear
oil on you arms in your hair. Dust sticking to you pants. sweat stinging
your eyes. Still Earls advice was perfect. forget Randy and findanold school
garage anda mechanic with grey hair and glasses . If there s a possibilty to
fix he he will do it. One thing is for sure. It wont be th smooth talking
white coated variety who will fix it. That you can count on!
Don
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