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Posted by NC Wayne on July 12, 2007 at 20:03:15 from (166.82.164.156):
In Reply to: Why is it that posted by old on July 12, 2007 at 19:48:32:
I have the oposite problem. I've had it happen many times that I get a call to come fix a machine and it's not broke when I get there. Talk about a mechanic nightmare trying to figure out what went wrong when there's nothing currently wrong. In answer to your question though I can usually tell the difference in a machine that one person runs all the time and one that different people run. Same machine, different styles of operation and for whatever reason the machine does seem to know the difference. One man can run a machine for along time with no problems but put someone else behind the controls and it's gonna break down. I see it all the time, I think it's an unwritten law.
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