Coffee time with Fisher!

Heating up my coffee with Mr. Fisher, another 0400 wake up so off to the shop.

 

I do the same thing every morning while dialing the stove back, look forward to it.

BTW there is sumthin wrong with yer coffee, it's brown.

0400?, aren't you retired?

 

Coffee- tan & sweet.

 

I have Bailey's (actually homemade) in my coffee every morning. Funny thing is I don't really drink other than that.
Always a funny answer when the Doc's nurse asks "drink any alcohol ?" "Only in the morning"

 

Also congrats on retirement sir !!!!!! And did I also read somewhere that you have a fondness for air compressors ?

 

I'm in the wrong line of work.....

 

One of the FEW benefits of being self employed.

 

Hmmm looking at your avatar .....Are you a pilot ??....... Thought you all drank before work.....

........ I'll go to my room now.

 

Pilot... Bus Driver.... There's a lot of jobs you can do and not drink too much before work...

 

Awesome !! I wonder how many people on this site know who those people are ??

 

Yes, a great fondness for air compressors.

 

Very interesting !!! I'm not the only one !! My "baby" (don't laugh) is a Kellogg 25 HP 462tvx that is almost immaculate feeding about 600 gallons of tanks. It runs my workshop. Another favorite is a Jaeger "air plus" 75 a continental f-140 powered reciprocating towable. 4 Champion stationary's. And that's what's hooked up.

 

I had a Jaeger also, but when the oil cooler and radiator were stolen outside of my shop I sold it. I bought it in IN and the service company labels were from TX. I'll find some pics.

 

Oil cooler ? Wow that must have been bigger than mine. Was it a rotary ??
Also I just noticed it's your birthday so..... HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!

 

This one had a 6 cylinder flat head engine, I sold it to a collector in TN.

 

Yup !!! She's bigger than mine, and a rotary to boot. Mine is a 3 cyl. 2 stage recip. Soooo....... What's the Lincoln motor on ? Hmmm ???

 

It went to a IR 3 cylinder 15hp compressor. This duplex IR was the first compressor I ran with my homemade rotary converter.