RE: Alternator Replacement in COLD

["Brian Shorey" <bshorey@xxxxxxxxx>]

>    Tip 3. Heat gun. Use an electric heat gun to warm the parts you are
working
> on and also to warm your gloves. This is great for rubber boots that would
> surely crack in the cold. Of course you can easily melt rubber boots and
> fingers too, so be careful.

this is a great tip - also, warm your tools - nothing freezes the fingers
faster than cold tools, warm tools allow you to work without gloves for a
longer period of time.  perhaps an electric frying pan on a low setting
would be a nice place to rest your tools?

bs (with a heated garage in new england, with a lift - heaven!)

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