Rodents, Cayenne pepper. Fun Story, Class C
Well at least in my mind a fun story, Just a warning before we proceed, DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. So Rodents of all makes, and models, seem to love the engine valley of my V-10. They have on occasio...
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drsteve wrote:free radical wrote:
Ive heard that some wiring insulation cover is made from vegetable such a soy,thats why rodents chew it..
I spray Rust check oil everywhere just before winter to protect against rust,seems to keep rodents away too
Rodents chew because their teeth grow throughout their lives, and they have to wear them down.
But I agree with Free Radical - soy is being used as a component of wiring insulation. The rodents aren't just gnawing on it - they're eating it. There's not a crumb of shredded insulation to be found :-( I'm glad the ground squirrels that ate my 5er's 30-amp power cord really chewed it up good so I noticed because they left exposed copper in a LOT of places. If they had nibbled just a bit, it could have electrocuted us (or burned the 5er)
