Directions from Harley....
#21
Here's the instructions that came with the bucket:
Place your HD bucket on a level surface with ample room to be able to manipulate the cleaning apparatus within the surrounding area as is necessary. Place a hose or other H2O delivery system within the HD bucket insuring that the fluid can mix with the cleaning solution in an area which will allow ample space for effervescent bubbling to occur without overflow of the liquid onto the surface the bucket is applied upon whereas the applicator (see figure A) may slip accidently causing injury to themselves or surrounding surface. When enough bubbling of the cleaning surface has occured and the H20 within the HD bucket is high enough to allow a crevaced sponglike apparatus to absorb the fluid your Hd plastic bucket is now ready for use. Only lift your HD bucket with the silver, aluminum, handle (see figure B) to manipulate the cleaning solution in the bucket to different areas around your motorcycle as indicated. Lifting of the bucket by other means than indicated within the diagram may result in serious injurey or death. Consult your owner's manual for further applications - void where prohibited by law. HD neither implys or includes any warranty not written within the plastic crease fine print (see figure C) other than explicitely written within the HD bylaws. HD recommends the bike be washed by a licensed dealership using HD holy water to prevent rusting.
Place your HD bucket on a level surface with ample room to be able to manipulate the cleaning apparatus within the surrounding area as is necessary. Place a hose or other H2O delivery system within the HD bucket insuring that the fluid can mix with the cleaning solution in an area which will allow ample space for effervescent bubbling to occur without overflow of the liquid onto the surface the bucket is applied upon whereas the applicator (see figure A) may slip accidently causing injury to themselves or surrounding surface. When enough bubbling of the cleaning surface has occured and the H20 within the HD bucket is high enough to allow a crevaced sponglike apparatus to absorb the fluid your Hd plastic bucket is now ready for use. Only lift your HD bucket with the silver, aluminum, handle (see figure B) to manipulate the cleaning solution in the bucket to different areas around your motorcycle as indicated. Lifting of the bucket by other means than indicated within the diagram may result in serious injurey or death. Consult your owner's manual for further applications - void where prohibited by law. HD neither implys or includes any warranty not written within the plastic crease fine print (see figure C) other than explicitely written within the HD bylaws. HD recommends the bike be washed by a licensed dealership using HD holy water to prevent rusting.
Last edited by barjbar; 08-25-2009 at 01:21 PM.
#22
Hey, they probably do this because of the stupidity of people these days. And the possible stupidit of people serving on juries.
Kind of like "Caution! Product May Be Hot" on a McDonald's cup of coffee. Well, isn't coffee supposed to be hot? But, no, we had some old lady spill some on herself a few years back, get burned, sued and got a boatload of money from McDonald's.
Another example:
My wife used to work in Royal Oak(charcoal) corporate offices. Royal Oak also markets starter fluid under the Gulf name(Believe that's name. Haven't bought any in years).
Well, Royal Oak was sued by a man who:
1. Started his grill up and had it going.
2. Wasn't happy with the fire and wanted it hotter(see where this is heading?)
3. Grabbed his starter fluid and squirted it on the flames. Now it specifically states on the package - DO NOT DO THIS!!
4. Got sever burns on his arms and face.
5. Went to court, admitted he read the instructions, understood the instructions and squirted the fluid on anyway.
6. Jury awarded him a bunch of money for pain & suffering. In other words, paid this man for being a complete and utter moron.
Kind of like "Caution! Product May Be Hot" on a McDonald's cup of coffee. Well, isn't coffee supposed to be hot? But, no, we had some old lady spill some on herself a few years back, get burned, sued and got a boatload of money from McDonald's.
Another example:
My wife used to work in Royal Oak(charcoal) corporate offices. Royal Oak also markets starter fluid under the Gulf name(Believe that's name. Haven't bought any in years).
Well, Royal Oak was sued by a man who:
1. Started his grill up and had it going.
2. Wasn't happy with the fire and wanted it hotter(see where this is heading?)
3. Grabbed his starter fluid and squirted it on the flames. Now it specifically states on the package - DO NOT DO THIS!!
4. Got sever burns on his arms and face.
5. Went to court, admitted he read the instructions, understood the instructions and squirted the fluid on anyway.
6. Jury awarded him a bunch of money for pain & suffering. In other words, paid this man for being a complete and utter moron.
#23
I'm waiting for one of the sales people to slip me one of the Dark Custom Cleaning Books on the down low. I'm sure it's packed full of black H-D buckets and black wash mits but I think that I am outside the age bracket for the Dark Custom Cleaning supplies.
#25
(Don't remember any instructions though.)