On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 15:20:47 -0400, "Art" wrote:

Suggest that you get the appropriate service information and are properly
trained before even attempting to enter the case. Otherwise have a factory
trained technician service it for you. Safety first, learn at your own
expense but not in a way to jeopardize your life. .


Thanks, Art. I do know enough to not get hurt, nor endanger anyone
else. (see my follow up posting to another reply I got)

I was just curious if there was anyone here who had some specific
knowledge about this unit. I was wondering as to how one determines
the correct oil level in the head of the unit. I think it is OK, as
the unit was working when it was taken out of service, but it is going
a long way from here, and I want to double check.

Thanks for the rational reply, it is much appreciated.
-AL