[AT] Waay OT

[charlie hill]

Mine can manage to take the passenger seat for a ride backwards and forwards 
in the Buick.   In my truck he can open the windows and lock/unlock the 
doors.   Child lock helps some but if he gets to the drivers side he turns 
the child lock off.  He'd roll the windows back up except they are "child 
proof" requiring the button to be pulled up.   He's hell on my mirror 
adjustments. It's amazing where those mirrors will point if you put 17 lbs 
on the adjustment switch for 3 or 4 minutes.  Once I thought my 4wd had gone 
haywire.   I kept getting a "service 4wd light".  Turned out he had bumped 
the button so that it was partially in 2wd and partially in auto 4wd.  I'm 
pretty sure he can now roll down the passenger window in my truck when he 
wants it down.   I've seen him look at the button and step on it.  I'll tell 
him to get off the button and he'll move his foot.   Experts say animals 
can't think!  LMAO.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: Steve W.
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2012 7:51 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] Waay OT

He's just trying to help...
Could be worse, I had to corral a couple pooches last week who stepped
on the window switches and jumped free. Or one a few years ago that
managed to shift the car into neutral without the P-brake on.


charlie hill wrote:
> I carry both of my keys at all times because I have a 17 1/2 pound tornado
> called a Jack Russell that is often in the truck with me.  If it's hot and 
> I
> have to get out briefly
> I have to leave him in with the motor and AC running and he will without
> doubt lock the doors for me.
>
> Charlie



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Steve W.
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