I Put My Baby To Bed For The Winter Today
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#19
I don't understand the reasoning either. But, since both posts are readily accessible, with a diagram in the manual, I followed his advice.
Another suggestion he gave me was to lock the car. Since I will not be able to get the car fully warmed up any time this winter, he said don't ever start the engine. After a couple of weeks with the car locked, the electronics go into some sort of safe mode.
btw, like your John Deere, my other driver is a Kubota with loader and backhoe. Talk about unsprung wt!
Another suggestion he gave me was to lock the car. Since I will not be able to get the car fully warmed up any time this winter, he said don't ever start the engine. After a couple of weeks with the car locked, the electronics go into some sort of safe mode.
btw, like your John Deere, my other driver is a Kubota with loader and backhoe. Talk about unsprung wt!
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#22
I don't understand the reasoning either. But, since both posts are readily accessible, with a diagram in the manual, I followed his advice.
Another suggestion he gave me was to lock the car. Since I will not be able to get the car fully warmed up any time this winter, he said don't ever start the engine. After a couple of weeks with the car locked, the electronics go into some sort of safe mode.
btw, like your John Deere, my other driver is a Kubota with loader and backhoe. Talk about unsprung wt!
Another suggestion he gave me was to lock the car. Since I will not be able to get the car fully warmed up any time this winter, he said don't ever start the engine. After a couple of weeks with the car locked, the electronics go into some sort of safe mode.
btw, like your John Deere, my other driver is a Kubota with loader and backhoe. Talk about unsprung wt!
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