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That kind of burns, but so does my jock, hence why I've been rocking commando.

The boys don't need warmth in the summer.

Knowing who I bid against sucks, in some ways. Other ways it's a bonus.
I'm just feeling sassy tonight. Helping my trainee put a cnc lathe back together after a big crash. Probably have to get the Okuma service guys out here to re-align the spindle and turret. The phone is keeping me from losing my patience...
 

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My evening job, now I'll have a cup of tea before bed.
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All of the Deutsch DT connections worked fine when I read the manual. Took two hours to get everything on the first female connector.
After reading how, about 10 minutes.
 

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My evening job, now I'll have a cup of tea before bed.
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All of the Deutsch DT connections worked fine when I read the manual. Took two hours to get everything on the first female connector.
After reading how, about 10 minutes.
If all else fails read the instructions 😂
 

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There should be a Raaco assortment section tomorrow, good to get all connectors, relays, holders, fuses, switches etc in the system.

Possibly there will be a wire as well.
Tomorrow or Thursday the rest of the Carling wrestlers will arrive.

And then there is waiting for the VAT collection.

I have one more purchase before I can start buying lights that will be plug and play.
 

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Greetings sports fans…
Still cleaning saw parts…
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Got a 362 back together and running for a friend. Low comp so replaced rings.
After running a while…still at 140# 🤣
O well, it runs better and is a lot cleaner now :p
 

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Ha, I haven’t messed with multi-pole connector rebuilds in a long time. Yea, must have the factory diagram in front of you :p otherwise, bad things can happen…
The first one I took the classic route, thread the wire into the connector housing, clamp the cable lug, push back to the lock. The problem was the wedge lock. After two hours of swearing and swearing it was together.

I have learned now and will not read any more manuals.
 

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The first one I took the classic route, thread the wire into the connector housing, clamp the cable lug, push back to the lock. The problem was the wedge lock. After two hours of swearing and swearing it was together.

I have learned now and will not read any more manuals.
mine were on a Toyota Tacoma wiring harness. fortunately, Toyota sells all the needed parts and the special tools for decent prices...or did, 15yrs ago :p. I used a wrecking yard complete harness as a donor for both wires and connectors. some, however, had to be rebuilt from scratch.
power windows, power mirrors, etc, that didn't come on my truck originally.
 
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