What is NOS

Harold H

I'll put it this way:

When I was a young man, I taught myself how to send and receive morse code so that I could listen to and understand the shortwave radio broadcasts that would come in from around the world and that we could listen to at night on the old battery powered radio (the only signal that really came in well that far out in the country).

As with about everything else with me and my old fashioned ways, it turned out to be a totally wasted effort and useless dribble with the never ending passing of time.

But, I say to you now:

.../---/...

That means SOS. HELP!!! :>)

Allan

(Old parts that have never been used)

Allan

Naw, they're not gangin' up on me, I don't think. But, whadda they mean when they say I'm a SOB?

Is that one in the part's manual? :>)

Allan

I'll put that in one of my reports and see if it'll fly!

I know we use the term often while dealing with the reams of paperwork generated by medicare. :>)

Allan

I have two old B's. That second old B is not in good shape. The SOB can really be hard to start.

Whatever. ???

I was always taught that it meant "New Old Service Parts". (But, I ain't a gonna arm wrestle anyone over it). lol

Allan

Supposed to be 9 degrees later this week, so we'll see how the "warm country" Farmalls start with a little chill.

But with acronyms, who really knows, it is the same meaning. Old new parts not yet installed.