Luck of the Draw
Forty-eight years ago, I was finishing my freshman year at a community college. I was on the Dean’s List but I was also broke, working […]
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How Did You Get in Here?
Happy New Year! In just a few weeks we will begin our SIXTH year of this blog. While it has been great fun posting about […]
Another Year in Gears
We hope you enjoyed the many posts to fundamental topics during 2018. Our magazine has long been the “newspaper of record” for the gear industry […]
Handling Changes
It is the solemn duty of those of us in the curmudgeon class to lament the disappearance of things. Some of you whippersnappers might crack […]
What Should You Save?
While we are on the topic of record keeping, it is a good time to talk about what data needs to be preserved for future […]
Marking the Trail
Anyone who has moved understands the importance of marking boxes with both contents and location. One of the great things about our online Gear Technology […]
What Do You Really Need to Know?
I am pretty certain I told this story before, but it is worth repeating in the context of preserving corporate memory. When AGMA first offered […]
Institutional Memory
There is an old joke that a consultant is someone who borrows your watch in order to tell you what time it is. Unfortunately, there […]
New Things in an Old Box
To conclude our look at “resto mod” industrial gearboxes, let’s review the overall goal of the effort: Better performance without the pain of modifying the […]
How to Upgrade a Classic
If you are a fan of auto fix up shows, you are very familiar with the term “resto mod.” If it is a new term […]