Alright Steve! Remember it only hurts the first time! Never be afraid to take anything apart, you can always pay somebody later if you can't figure it out. A couple tips, 1 take pics on your cell phone if it's complicated. 2 You tube videos are your friend, There is a video by a country boy splainin' how to fix ANYTHING. 3 If you drop a piece and you didn't put a tarp, light colored, on the floor before you started take a big magnet from ace hardware on a stick and go directly to the biggest, heaviest thing in your garage and sweep it under it. parts NEVER roll under anything light or moveable. 4 Drive immediately to the nearest Harbor Freight and buy several steel parts bowls with the magnets on the bottom. And heavy duty rough service lightbulbs for your trouble lights. 5 Battery tenders are your friend and pick up a couple of the extra wire ends that you can screw directly to the battery and leave the pigtails tie wrapped to an accesible spot on the bike, car, blower, quad, boat whatever. 6 Buy socket bars so when you get done you can see all the sockets are lined up so they don't roll off the freakin valve cover when you're driving down a gravel road. A cheap ass tool set in a plastic case in the trunk is better then a snap on rollaway filled with All American tools in the garage if your battery cable busts in the woods or in a boat in a gale. 7 LED head strap flashlights are your friend with spare batteries wrapped over the contacts with duct tape and kept in a backpack with a softball glove, ball, and old fashioned wooden bat wink wink. 8 Get a wool army blanket cheap or camo tarp to lay on if you have to fix something and it also keeps dog hair and pecker tracks from your boxer off the front seat and the OLs tight black jeans. A big boxer and a bat is cheaper than an attorney. 9 When you're in the Coast Guard, there is no one to call for help....Press On Regardless...Onward and Upward Through the Fog of the Unknown!
