Not So Pro 3

[nbbt]

Good morning folks.

 

[dall]

Because he’s still frozen to it!

lol he would say that in june

I had an apprentice put 1-1/4 drywall screw in my forearm once. Dang fool, tripped on the extension cord, he had a screw on the tip, he fell right into me, he tried to catch himself as he tripped, bumped the trigger in the process, and zipped that bish right into my arm.

I always told him not to run around with a screw on the tip, he was going to hurt someone someday. I kinda always figured he run one in his leg or foot, or the other apprentice on my crew. Just never figured it would of been me.

I yanked the gun out of his hand, flipped it in reverse and zipped it right out, wrapped all the skin around in a big ole knot. There was a little white cord looking thing that came out of the hole, with the screw. I think it may have been a tendon? When I moved my fingers it slid back in the hole, damn arm tinged for days where that happened.

Not fun....

probably was a tendon lol

 

[dall]

damn slackers

 

[stihl livin]

damn slackers

Your late slacker.

 

[cuinrearview]

Good morning post and Jason hoes. 36 this morning. It was foggy AF but the roads are melted.

 

[dall]

Your late slacker.

rough night

 

[ray benson]

Good morning. A foggy, rainy 34°F/ 1°C going up to 36°F/ 2°C. Rain till this afternoon.

 

[cuinrearview]

rough night

#nopics

 

[redline4]

Where should we put a common service item like an oil filter?

Well..


Let's put it down here...

You can almost see the cap of the cartridge type filter..
Good job engineers. You rule.

 

[Loony661]

Where should we put a common service item like an oil filter?View attachment 404985

Well..
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Let's put it down here...
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You can almost see the cap of the cartridge type filter..
Good job engineers. You rule.

Changing the filter must be more of a suggestion than a rule. Kind of like spark plugs now..

 

[stihl livin]

rough night

Sorry to hear that Dallas. I finally slept without a pillow under my leg. This morning it feels like my leg is getting more relaxed and straighter. Tomorrow is in office pt again so we will see if I gained any more degree of bending the knee.

 

[dall]

#nopics

lol it would be a picture of my chest
same pains since surgery but not went away

Where should we put a common service item like an oil filter?View attachment 404985

Well..
View attachment 404986

Let's put it down here...
View attachment 404987
You can almost see the cap of the cartridge type filter..
Good job engineers. You rule.

@JoeDirt

 

[JoeDirt]

lol it would be a picture of my chest
same pains since surgery but not went away

@JoeDirt

Filter is right on top completely unobstructed on my F150. I don't know what those GM engineers are huffing.

 

[redline4]

Filter is right on top completely unobstructed on my F150. I don't know what those GM engineers are huffing.

As opposed to all the fords that have it sideways on the bottom front so it drains all over the front diff housing?
They are all huffing the same crap no matter what brand they work for.

 

[JoeDirt]

As opposed to all the fords that have it sideways on the bottom front so it drains all over the front diff housing?
They are all huffing the same crap no matter what brand they work for.

Well that's why they made the OCI 10k miles so you only have to do it half as often!

 

[full chizel]

lol it would be a picture of my chest
same pains since surgery but not went away

Tell Jason to quit sitting on it while you’re teabagging him

 

[redline4]

Well that's why they made the OCI 10k miles so you only have to do it half as often!

Right?
Plus oil was always to lubricate and cool the engine.
Now, let's also ask it to perform a bunch of various hydraulic functions well.
And do it for way past its real world service life.
Plus, fuçk pulling the dipstick every once in a while because oil level is dumb. InstaFaceTok said so.

 

[JoeDirt]

InstaFaceTok said so.

Coincidentally, I'm planning on transferring to InstaFaceTok after I finish up at community.

 

[dall]

Well that's why they made the OCI 10k miles so you only have to do it half as often!

lmao i still wouldnt do the 10k oil interval even in a diesel let alone in a gas motor
ford is only saying that so internals with extremely tight tolerances so it wears out early

Tell Jason to quit sitting on it while you’re teabagging him

lmao gfy with @masterminds hand

 

[redline4]

Because the temp sensor is part of the harness and they used a 1 piece wiring harness originally...

Good stuff.