Re: [lro] On the subject of Washers. . .

From: Rick Grant (rickgrant@telus.net)
Date: Tue Mar 25 2003 - 18:24:12 EST

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Kirk Hillman wrote

>Why not a Series II windshield washer motor? It would look original (grin),
>and your dogs could sit inside and manually turn the crank whenever they
>wanted!

Well Kirk, now that you have reminded me about the dogs I realize that I
really should install a wiper/washer to the inside of that door. Do you
have any idea how much mud two Border Collies can spray around the inside
of a Land-Rover after a good run through the spring mush?

                                          Rick Grant
                                        1959 SII 88"
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Calgary Alberta
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