Tom: I have had periods in my life like that, could do nothing right. The company I just left had this parts girl there who was into astrology and fortune telling and stuff. She came in one day and announced that "Mercury is going into retrograde (whatever retrograde is?)" and told us that computers and electronic things were going to start crapping out. Right after that our computer crashed, the phones began to screw up, and stuff in general just would not work. She sat proudly at her desk every time something broke and said "see, nobody would believe me." I stayed on her GOOD side after that. Don't need any witches mad at me.

Brad: I saw your post on your slab. That is going to make things a lot easier for you. Bet you're excited to get that done. Looks to be a good size too.

Yep, Eaton is in Ohio, and I couldn't be happier with them. I was responsible for buying the one at the Marina, and it has been flawless for a few years. On mine, as we gearheads know, mechanical things just fail sometimes. I would certainly recommend them to anyone, and would buy there again myself.

Got my frame Ospho'd today, so it will at least not rust until I can get the new compressor in place. I have enough other things to keep me busy, like grinding the front axle smooth, as well as the wishbones, etc. I can use my electric grinders for those items.


Don