Hi all,

Read this tip this morning on the UK Vintage Radio Repair & Restoration site. It's a pretty neat tip and the British sense of humor makes it fun reading as well.

Here's the link for you guys to read..............

http://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=62822

1/2 century ago, I worked in a motorcycle repair shop built over a creek. The floor was 2x6 planks with ~1/4 to 1/2" gaps. More than once, we were wading in the creek with flashlights looking for some irreplaceable bit from a British motorcycle. (In those days, at least to us, "real motorcycle" meant Triumph, BSA, Norton, Matchless, and a few others.)

Seriously, the article has some really good tips.....