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| The Mitsubish engineer(s) who thought it was OK to not use sealed connectors in the engine bay in their 80's cars. It's especially painful because almost all of the high current supplies are this way.
The engineer who first used fusible links; they're a practically dead technology now. (this also relates to the Mitsubishi above)
The engineer who felt it was a good idea to hang the pickups of Hesston balers off the packer cranks. I've dealt with way too many people complaining about the pickup shaking because the crank doesn't run perfectly true.
I know I have more, but I've suppressed them from memory. | |
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Which engineer do you want to get a hold of?
