Many years ago, the family cat "assisted" my father with an oil change. It
was REALLY cold, like it can get during a harsh midwest winter. The cat was
wandering around the garage and unknown to us had fallen in the oil pan. We
didn't notice until we saw the cat laying against the trouble light,
smoldering! We've had small flare ups in the garage from welding ect, but
this was the first time we ever had to put the cat out! No permanent harm
done although the cat never was the same.
Nruff
Of course that is a real danger - I remember Mom's cats getting locked in
> Dad's garage over the years and all sorts of kitty-revenge happened.
Whizzing
> in his toolbox, leaving turds in the kitty litter on the oily spot
underneath
> the Olds ( OK - they get small credit for trying on that one!) having
kittens
> in the back seat of the XK6 that had the windows down, 1/2-eaten dead
things
> left all week in the middle of his carb-rebuilding projects, jumping in
pans
> of fresh drained tranny fluid....... you get the picture.
>
> Laurie :-)
> 70 SPL311
> 69 SRL311
> Chandler, AZ
> (Putting some Pepto Bismol next to MY kitty's dish just in case <G>)
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