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Originally Posted by Dru
As far as technical....a person is never too old to learn.
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Maybe not, but it's not the easiest thing to learn in the first place. It really would benefit anyone to have an experienced person
show them how. There is a bit of "art" to it as well as an investment required in some sepecial tools, that don't really do much else.....
All of that "cost" is pretty stiff for a job that most people only ever need once. It is definately worth the price to pay a professional, get the warranty, and enjoy.
Higher investment,
but then again it is not an "un-known" used piece either? So, there is that too...
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Originally Posted by Longhorn Man
As for reading directions...
The directions are nothing but another man's opinion.
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Learn from the mistakes of others, you won't live long enough to make them all yourself...
Bad planning on your part does not necessarily constitute an instant emergency on my part....
The great thing about being a pessimist is that you are either pleasantly surprised or right.
