

| Subject: | Re: Front Heater Fan Motor Lube? |
| From: | Mark Belanger |
| Date: | Sat, 25 Jan 2020 13:25:07 -0800 |
I recently read a post from a neighbor on my local Nextdoor forum who claimed that portable space heaters shouldn't be used in homes because they start fires. I pointed out that fireplaces and gas stove-tops also start fires... You will always get the paranoid and downright ill-informed and they all have a compulsive need to share. I correct, ridicule (ideally both at the same time) or ignore and move on. Your opinions and ideas are far more valued by most us than you may believe. -MB On Fri, Jan 24, 2020 at 11:57 PM Karl Mullendore <tdiguru@westyventures.com> wrote: > Hey, ya know who doesn't give a flyin' fig whether someone 'supports' (or > not) something I did? If you can't perform it properly and direct the lube > accurately into a bearing, using proper lubricants, DON'T DO IT. The 'hack' > as some call it involves freeing up a stuck bronze bearing and lubricating > it. That's ALL. If you end up spraying the [wrong?] lube everywhere and > creating a fire hazard, well...that's on you. > WHAT I DID, ONE TIME, WORKED. There was no disaster, safety issue, fire, > blah blah blah. Holy moly. Use the right amperage fuse too, that > miraculously helps, go figure! This is another example of why I rarely > offer anyone advice or help anymore, such a wide variety of abilities that > moreoften someone screws something up or I get crap about my ideas. > Karl > gettin' too old for silly BS > -- ________________________________________________________________________ Mark Belanger - mbelanger@gmail.com
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