I'm seeing green now!
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KennedyDiesel
Veteran Member
Re: I\'m seeing green now!
Cold? I bet its warmer there than it is here. We managed 30's Saturday, and I think we just suck into the 50's on Sunday. Was out in the woods all weekend. This weekend forcast is 20's, but I'll still be out, and HOPEFULLY with my own rig this time!
Now get out there and use that new toy...
Cold? I bet its warmer there than it is here. We managed 30's Saturday, and I think we just suck into the 50's on Sunday. Was out in the woods all weekend. This weekend forcast is 20's, but I'll still be out, and HOPEFULLY with my own rig this time!
Now get out there and use that new toy...
Cliff_Johns
Elite Member
Re: I\'m seeing green now!
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( . . . I do go out to the polebarn and sit on it every now and then. Does that sound silly? )</font>
Only if you make tractor noises and wave to pretend admirers.
Cliff
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( . . . I do go out to the polebarn and sit on it every now and then. Does that sound silly? )</font>
Only if you make tractor noises and wave to pretend admirers.
Cliff
Mark4510
Gold Member
Re: I\'m seeing green now!
Verifying that the ergonomic settings are correct in your new rig is downright smart.
In fact, I think its part of the break in period described in the manual somewhere as I recall. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Additionally, being safety concious as I am sure you are, dictates that you be comfortable with the layout of the controls. You might even practice shifting, braking, loader operation.....heck you might even simulate the noises while you are waiting for warmer weather. Just to be safe of course.
Mark
Verifying that the ergonomic settings are correct in your new rig is downright smart.
In fact, I think its part of the break in period described in the manual somewhere as I recall. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Additionally, being safety concious as I am sure you are, dictates that you be comfortable with the layout of the controls. You might even practice shifting, braking, loader operation.....heck you might even simulate the noises while you are waiting for warmer weather. Just to be safe of course.
Mark
