Tim B - Great article

[Tintin]

Tim B comes in for a of of stick on here, but his article in the current YM is excellent IMHO.

I particularly like the way it works backwards clearly from the symptom to what the cause is, and how to fix it.

Not everyone is an engine god, and this is a handy cut-out and keep article to stay on the boat.

Thx Tim

(BTW Tim you are starting to look a bit like Brian Blessed )

 

[wizard]

It is Brian Blessed doing a bit of moonlighting

 

[Tmacd]

Tim B's article

Totally agree, Comrade!

Was reading it last night, and thinking, if only every 'How to.....' article could follow a similar pattern. Well done, Tim.

I'm planning to scan and print the pages for my folder!

 

[Twister_Ken]

Hang on a doggone minute:

Just a hat, a fleece and a pair of sunnies...

 

[timbartlett]

Thank you, gents! A little flattery is always appreciated.

 

[alant]

Tim B comes in for a of of stick on here, but his article in the current YM is excellent IMHO.

I particularly like the way it works backwards clearly from the symptom to what the cause is, and how to fix it.

Not everyone is an engine god, and this is a handy cut-out and keep article to stay on the boat.

Thx Tim

(BTW Tim you are starting to look a bit like Brian Blessed )

Whats it about?

 

[Rigger Mortice]

Whats it about?

This might be a clue, but I've not seen the article yet.....

Not everyone is an engine god?

 

[Twister_Ken]

Whats it about?

Engine fault finding and rectification for common problems.

 

[doris]

Engine fault finding and rectification for common problems.

Is rectification a solution to piles

 

[jordanbasset]

Yes just read it, very good, especially for some one starting out.

 

[GrumpyOldGit]

Yes just read it, very good, especially for some one starting out.

Should someone start out without reading this wondrous missive ??

 

[alant]

Tim B comes in for a of of stick on here, but his article in the current YM is excellent IMHO.

I particularly like the way it works backwards clearly from the symptom to what the cause is, and how to fix it.

Not everyone is an engine god, and this is a handy cut-out and keep article to stay on the boat.

Thx Tim

(BTW Tim you are starting to look a bit like Brian Blessed )

Is it available online?

 

[Frankie-H]

Tim it seems that you are never going to convince them all! Is the article on line. I am in France and don't get the mag, untill somebody bins it in the spring

 

[Ex-SolentBoy]

Did he manage to write it without bleating about the DVLA or corrupt police, I wouldn't read his stuff while there are cereal packet sides still available for more entertainment.

Grossly unfair, IMHO.

One of the best articles for ages in YM. A different way of looking at the problem.

I think I will remember more from the article than my entire RYA diesel engine course.

 

[Ex-SolentBoy]

Tim it seems that you are never going to convince them all! Is the article on line. I am in France and don't get the mag, untill somebody bins it in the spring

ZINIO.

PS my spaniel is called Digbydog.

 

[Cardo]

This sounds interesting. YM, you say? May have to go out and buy a copy..

 

[Mark-1]

Grossly unfair, IMHO.

+1

 

[Twister_Ken]

Did he manage to write it without bleating about the DVLA or corrupt police, I wouldn't read his stuff while there are cereal packet sides still available for more entertainment.

No Freedom of Information requests were harmed in the writing of the article.

 

[Frankie-H]

ZINIO.

PS my spaniel is called Digbydog.

Never heard of a ZENIO but I will google it. Thanks

Does your spanner also think he is the biggest dog in the world. Not the best film ever made but it does characterise our mini thug.

 

[snooks]

It's ZINIO

Then you can read it on a PC/Mac/laptop/desktop/smartphone/tablet

You can also choose to read it without pictures...a daft idea which will never catch on