We were kinda thinking it would be fun to get back off.
Here's a cool flood light story:
I was working on my Fiat spyder one day. I had a 500 watt halogen light
sitting on the floor on the other side of the car as I lay under it,
probably fixing rust. At one point I looked towards the light. A wood
spider which is 2" fuzzy creature was slowly walking across the floor in
front of the light. Picture something out of a Hitchcock movie with the
slowly moving legs and about 2 feet of shadow coming from that light.
Didn't take me long to leave the area.
Matthew Wilder
'67 TR4a E-prepared auto-xer
http://top.mcttelecom.com/~mwilder/
> Hi Matt,
> You'll want to heat the flywheel when you take it off as well. My trick
is
> to hang my 500 Watt Metal Halide floodlight on it and then go do something
> else. In about ten minutes it's ready to go on or come off and I don't
worry
> about the flame on my lovely flywheel.
> Just a suggestion, Steve Smith
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