[QUOTE=KQ400Pilot;2890015]8 Track? You're as old as I am!QUOTE]

im 29. seems like the sec, min, hrs, days, and yrs are flying by. seems like just yesterday i was working on my 83 atc. lol the good old days when you didnt need a $2k computer to fix anything. just take it apart and gets the parts to fix it. or find a way to fix it.

 

i was just wondering because i was trying to find out for a project i am doing thank you so much for the help

 

I have been learning as I go and have a great project now, I just bent the frame on my 02 Sportsman and am going to swap everything over to another frame.

 

Picked up my tech skills by helping my dad and uncle work at there shop. From there the motocross/offroad racing help me fine tune the small engine/frame repair.

 

I learned how to work on my quad when I broke it and the new vehicle warranty won't cover stupidity

 

i'm still learning lol. i've been helping my dad fix things since i was a kid. now i'm just starting my first project on my own, and i'm very excited about it. i'm actually still learning things here and there as i'm going.

 

and i will add i'm learning alot on here. so far i've learned so much about the electrical end of it, and i can't wait to learn more.

 

Still learning. Getting the service manual helps a lot when you're starting out...if you didn't get to learn from dad or gramps.

What I have to keep reminding my self is it's really just a bunch of parts that go together and to not be afraid to try because I'm afraid I'll just make it worse. Man do I sound like a wuss, but an honest wuss I guess.