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Subject: (ET) Thin shims
From: Christopher Zach <czach computer org>
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:03:44 -0400
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Anyone know where you can get thin washers for the E20 steering circuit?Mine is skipping and there is some play in there. Home Despot of coursehas one size...

In related news my tractor's cut-out at full power was related to amis-aligned relay. One of these days I will replace all the relays withnice 24 volt+resistor ones. Those in there tend to be very particular.

Bypassing the shunt with cable does make the tractor pick up speed a bitfaster, but it's probably not worth losing the card4 logic. I'll justdeal with the warm contact and replace my broken card4 next weekend (andget FW back).


Chris

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