Was not going to answer but since Gizmo got re-involved and shedding some light on the worthless articles written, etc.
I don't want other readers not familiar with this board or those counting on 'word typed', etc., please understand what Gizmo wrote. Many writers of articles in trade journals and other publications are funded by 'grant' money from somewhere and they justify their haphazard research with small numbers and some poorly researched and written article. Sure 100 people surveyed at random and some conclusive decision is reached for whatever subject/topic. LOL.
Also, please look at the source, even on here--this board, as to their background and where their info/data comes from. A third world country, the internet at random and their evaluation of it? That is what I am trying to get across, open your eyes when you read something.
I was in the truck repair garage business for some time. Pick up some trade magazine and some farming community technical/community college shop class instructor writes some article and gathers all his info from his own community, students and the local trucks coming into the shop class for repair. All fine and good. But does that article and his local research apply to the trucks running up in the artic or across the nation's highway's under a complete different set of maintenance and driving conditions, etc.? Get my point.
I don't want other readers not familiar with this board or those counting on 'word typed', etc., please understand what Gizmo wrote. Many writers of articles in trade journals and other publications are funded by 'grant' money from somewhere and they justify their haphazard research with small numbers and some poorly researched and written article. Sure 100 people surveyed at random and some conclusive decision is reached for whatever subject/topic. LOL.
Also, please look at the source, even on here--this board, as to their background and where their info/data comes from. A third world country, the internet at random and their evaluation of it? That is what I am trying to get across, open your eyes when you read something.
I was in the truck repair garage business for some time. Pick up some trade magazine and some farming community technical/community college shop class instructor writes some article and gathers all his info from his own community, students and the local trucks coming into the shop class for repair. All fine and good. But does that article and his local research apply to the trucks running up in the artic or across the nation's highway's under a complete different set of maintenance and driving conditions, etc.? Get my point.