[AT] Tractor wiring

[Robinson]

At 02:26 PM 11/17/04, you wrote:


>  Naturally, stranded wire has less tendency to work harden from vibration.
>
>George Willer



         Ever try to explain "work hardening" to someone that was not 
already at least vaguely familiar with it? Might as well try to lay out the 
secrets of the universe... I had a sheet of new aluminum mobile mobile home 
siding sitting in the east barn where the wind blew through a lot. When I 
picked it up to move it to another location it was a mass of cracks from 
flexing.


"farmer"

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Some are pretty quiet, some are very busy. Member counts range from 32 to 570.
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Also a newly created one called "100 Acre Farming" targeting folks who 
operate farms from about 75 acres to 150 acres. Those are not iron clad 
numbers. Midwestern farms in this class require a full line of farm 
equipment unlike much smaller farms but have only a little in common with 
the much larger farms common today.


Francis Robinson
Central Indiana, USA
robinson at svs.net