too hot to work
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From: Burbank, WA
Except -35C is -31F, which is really, really cold, and a long way off from 31F. Perhaps you mean the 0-35 method? 
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Too hot to work
Wow, now THATS funny. You must live down south somewhere, cuz I do and I know it's been hot as Hell down here. From what I've heard, not much better up North or even Californee !
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I've been there, and may have some tools like those. I remember one time I was laying in the shop on the concrete floor, under a car, putting some underneath bits together and reached for a wrench and it burned my hand. Mind you this was in a building, under a car, out of the sun, the wrench burned my hand. It was only about 3:00 in the afternoon. That's when I knew it was too hot to work, and I packed up and went home for the day.
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From: Swan River Valley M.B Can
Actually - 40 is the same F or C and to be quite truthfull it's not as bad as anyone who hasn't been there may think . Most times it's incredibly calm and you can hear everything miles away . And for the enviromentalists that think you shouldn't wast energy warming your vehicle up , come on down and get in my truck after 2 minutes of idle time at - 40 .
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