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The first picture looks like a rush-hour collision of time travelers, that's funny. :-)

No kidding; like maybe it ought to be a sticky or something (for easy retrieval and quick reference), you know!?

Rain in California!? Hallelujah!

You sound like you know a WHOLE lot more about batteries than I'll ever know, jpg. But I'm learning all that I can from you; thanks for that! I would have just driven over to The Battery Store and asked the bud there, "Hey, can you help me here!?"

That's great; now we're talking! We'll take all that you got. Some of us don't much read real good, but we sure does love pitchers! Thank you.

That scissors step is slick. Is there a handrail of any kind to post up for it?

Man, TWM, you're work always looks just SO absolutely perfect, that I think I'm going to cry out of sheer happiness or something.

OK, OK; just wanted to be sure. :beer:

Oh I know; I was just kidding; you know that right!? [thumbzup]

It looks like a new tire wouldn't hurt it altogether either.

No good deed goes unpunished. And don't feel bad: - Take comfort in the recognition that some of us got a laugh from your bad luck. And all of us are glad it didn't happen to US! The world is a cruel place, "ain't" it!? :mrgreen:

Somebody else here might answer that for you (or of course, you could search the Threads). I look like a Winch Doctor, but really I'm NOT.

I read somewhere not too long ago that old man Michelin died recently (the Founder). Maybe the shop went to H*** with the death of the Old Man. That would be pretty fast turn-around to have an effect on YOUR tires. But this kind of thing HAS happened to a lot of other companies before. Who knows?

That's a slick solution. I'm not a "sparky" by any stretch, so please excuse my ignorance: - But what are those terminations on either side of the cable "wrap"?

Good man, mkcoen; so you followed the Rules (as written in Murphy's Text, Volumes 1-10). I salute you. Making things easy is always a sure sign you're not doing it right.

There we are: - You got one of those Deuces that ABSOLUTELY for sure wants a winch, Without it, it's kind of like it's missing a tooth. :-)

I hear you, because (almost) every Deuce wants a winch. I can't imagine that would be too tough to find. But then, watch me be wrong (it's happened SO much before aua ).

That right there will do it. The short is usually at the very opposite end of the wire harness that you trace to locate the d*** thing (or maybe that's only my personal good luck). How long did it take to find that?

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