I can sympathize with RYou. I have a hard time forcing myself to get started if I need to do some repair work on my Ailtech-Eaton 382M synthesized signal generator, which is sitting on a bench at the bottom of a stack of test equipment including an HP 3325A synthesizer/function generator, a Wavetek 5128A frequency synthesizer, a Racal-Dana 1995 universal systems counter, a Systron Donner 114A high power pulse generator, a Power Designs 1520 high voltage calibrated DC power source, and an HP 5370B universal time interval counter--some of which are really heavy and all of which have to be disconnected before I can pull them off the stack.