Didn't have a dang thing to do with the gauge gewber. It was the wire coating. Promise you Art knows more about Tm and wiring than you'll ever know. BTW, you and ATM long lost brothers?
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Originally Posted by Handicrappie
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Didn't have a dang thing to do with the gauge gewber. It was the wire coating. Promise you Art knows more about Tm and wiring than you'll ever know. BTW, you and ATM long lost brothers?
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Originally Posted by Handicrappie
Thanks for the help Brotha. I'm going to shrinkwrap the ends after I solder them on. That and be very careful pulling the wire LOL
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Originally Posted by Speck
[QUOTE=DonDon;2485230That and be very careful pulling the wire LOL[/QUOTE]
They make lubricants to help with that.
and you can get that from slabin im sure he has plenty:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay
Then why the #6 this time? And, anytime a mechanic suggests less than the manufacturer recommends, BEWARE?Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
And I can't believe you let all these gewbers trick you into spending $150 on boots! How gullible are you? I bought a pair of rubber boots from Walmart for like 15 bucks.
Lol, apparantly it did have everything to do with the gauge wire. You just stated 6 has a much thicker coating on it which wouldnt have rubbed a hole in it like the 8 did. Bottom line is if u would of just listened the first time like EVERYONE told u you wouldnt be doing this again. Now who's the Gewber????? Btw, you are the one who asked for help and didnt take EVERYONE'S advice the first time, GEWBER!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
l have all different types of lubrication what kind are you looking for i have some that is real slipperyQuote:
Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic
This discussion reminds me...anybody got a good recipe for tenderized dead horse? SMH
Wannabe...
I'll get some criso ......
Lets just keep the conversation here like we are one big happy family. Please don't take this conversation south.