I have this Lone Ranger III remote starter and it quit working.. And before I started bad mouthing who made it and who sold it and who recommended it and who gave me a job years ago so I could buy it after I retired I decided to check it out first...

 

It seems like I bought it along with a boat load of Grizzly equipment which was about 20 years ago.. Time passes faster after I retired.   

  There is a little button on the side one has to push to reline those little electric pulses with the remote in the shop....I was thinking ahead of time how much this motor would cost if it is the motor who done bit the dust...it is dusty in this other room...

  Was one relieved hombre when it started sworking after I went by the directions instead of what I normally do and that is to go in the house and bitch at wife.....Hey guys,,,,, we got to stop doing that, okay???

  After you push the button on the receiver you also have to push the remote starter button and this resets my dust extractor remote and this time reading the directions saved wife getting mad at me for being stupid....

Read the directions?!!?!!!??!??!!!???!!!

 

Why that's blasphemy 

I'll have to remember that.  I got mine used at auction and didn't get directions with it.

Dan if its a Lone Ranger III it has the directions on the unit..Some one was smart enough to put the directions where they might be needed!!

18 hours ago, Smallpatch said:

.Some one was smart enough to put the directions where they might be needed!!

Is this a "directions on the boot heel" story?  Every device I have I research the instructions, installation, specs that are on line and store the data in a Product Info file.  I'm really screwed in a power failure.