At 08:59 AM 6/1/2011, eric@megageek.com wrote:
>I understand where you are coming from. My only problem with it is
how do they get these
>things to work in the millions of other installations out there.
Moose,
I understand!!! As I said in an earlier post, when they plumbed my
gas logs the plumbing is black
pipe to a propane tank and no leaks! I thought I used the same pipe
dope as they did. At least I
used what a friend of mine said the construction company that he
works for uses.
>Yesterday I filled up my propane tank for the fork-lift, I noticed
that the entire fill station is
>plumbed with the same exact pipe. How do they get it to work but I can't?
I think you're not alone! A lot of us are in the same boat. :)
>I guess now is the time we can tell that this is a list of old
British car guys. No where else would
>a group of people accept such a failure rate!!! 8>) (totally kidding!!)
Definately ain't no rice burners, that's for sure. :)
>BTW, did you here that 98% of all Lucas electronic vehicles are
still on the road today? Turns out
>hat the other 2% made it back home!!! 8>)
Love it!!!!! I'll have to remember that one.
John
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