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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by SKEETER McCLUSKEY, Apr 3, 2018.

  1. Warner

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    That’s not my call. We like everybody are short on help. Unfortunately you have to work with what you got. Some of it has to do with the nature of the work. Working on the the interstate at night ain’t exactly easy.
     
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    Oh.....it must have clipped the wheel. Still probably should replace the driver.
     
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    I get what you are saying but I've seen too much careless regard for equipment by Jack Assparagus operators.
     
  5. Warner

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    That’s my life here! I could work 100 hours a week if I wanted to.
     
  6. Warner

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    No experience needed, we will train you!
     
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    573E65E9-1B12-499C-80EC-648846A13D1A.jpeg Xmas came early this year!
     
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    Order a new trailer now and it comes with free mystery equipment? ;) :rofl: :lol:
     
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  10. Warner

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    12k and 20k lb lifts. I’ll be burning my creeper tonight!
     
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    Don't blame you...I hate creepers! I'll slide under on a piece of cardboard before I'll use one of those old school wooden creepers!
     
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    ....yeah, and the nice one's turn into a nice place for a little nap
     
  13. Warner

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    Ever try a topside creeper man are they tough on the Sternum!
     
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    Yeah, but so is laying on the radiator and/or core support! o_O
     
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    Well, our truck radiator decided to take a leak yesterday on the trip back from Alabama. Lucky it was a small leak, never ran hot. Saw a little puddle on the bottom of the shroud this morning. Delivered a load of wood, stopped by a friend's shop, he had time to change it, and supply house had one in stock...
     
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    C3A15D70-CD54-4A81-8E03-948E4C8A87A1.jpeg I guess someone needs tail swing explained to them.
     
  17. MasterMech

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    That's funny, I just bought a lift so I could use a creeper!

    Ordered a set of QuickJacks to use with my vehicles. Getting to be a royal pain in the azz putting them up on stands just to rotate tires. The truck is pretty easy to put on stands, being body on frame and all. The van isn't so terrible for oil changes but I really want some more height to do suspension work. Even up on ramps, I can't get under the Bimmer to change oil, (4.5" of ground clearance!) and there's plenty to do from the bottom on that one! Big chunk of change to drop but I caught myself procrastinating on work I can do just because it's such a pain to get vehicles off the ground.
     
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    Had another whoops with a used trailer our company bought. Used it a couple months to move products to a couple off site warehouses...
    How did it work out???Not too good... 1118212328.jpg

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    Did the rivets rust allowing the top to lift or did someone raise the mast to high inside of it?
     
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    Warner, your comment made me look at it differently, was the landing gear torn off? Looks like portable jacks under it.