Skylarking
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All true but many basic tinkerer types probably won’t have a 1/2 meter screw driver and, being that Michele has only two posts, I’d guess she is likely not mechanically minded. As such I felt it prudent to post a heads up... which is why i said “so just a heads up”.for the last say 80 plus years a screw driver was the mechanics stethoscope but yes if you are the type of person that cant workout there are dangerous moving parts while an engine is running and you dont take the proper precautions while inspecting it you should not really be working on it and you should leave it to someone that knows how to work on machinery.
my stethoscope is 50cm long and has served me well over the years to diagnose engine noises and open paint cans
At tech school (a lifetime ago) some had scalped themselves after being told to wear hair nets and why they should wear hair nets around spinning machinery but some young dumb adults knew better... So my post was a ‘better safe than sorry’ heads up and not a criticism of a skilled mechanic’s safety knowledge... because I’d hate to hear Michele scalped herself.
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