From: noel shelley (noel@shelley1722.freeserve.co.uk)
Date: Thu Oct 07 2004 - 12:13:52 PDT
> I share your sentiments . but
>
> without being "state approved" mechanics.
> YES that's fine so long as you can show competency !
>
> What if we install a wheel incorrectly? Lug nuts not torque to spec, loose
a
> wheel?
> You are showing that you are NOT competent !
>
> Who is at fault?
> No prizes for the answer to this one !
>
> Just because it`s not commercial doesn`t mean your excused from
> doing a job in a competent manner , if a task is beyond your level then
you
> should find someone who is suitably capable .
> You may not have to keep records for DOT but if there is a mishap due to
> poor workmanship or a component failure then woe be tide you
>
> Lawyers love people like us !
>
> I have a lifetime of knowledge , a small fortunes worth of tools and gear
.
> How come a a spotty faced youth fresh out of law school , with little more
> than a desk and a rack of books can charge four times what I can ?
> Forgive me I`ve rather lost the plot . Sorry ! Noel
>
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