Not So Pro 3

[USMC615]

Morning / Evening All.

Need to get this week started so it can be finished and I start 2 weeks of vacation time.

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You should send that pic to Unsolved Mysteries.

 

[hoskvarna]

Agreed....they probably aint even outta bed yet

On my second cup

Morning/evening fellars


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

 

[shadco]

70 to 73 today, strange for the cackalackeys.

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[hoskvarna]

Sent from Hoskey hilltop

 

[Czed]

No wonder Bastard acts the way he does...

He doesn't bring the blood like he used to

The mother cat pulled a floor vent loose
In the room I have the kittens
One kitten fell in when I was at work.
I like to never caught that thing

 

[redline4]

@redline4
Has this happened there yet
It's common here
At park and rides,used and even new car lots.

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252FJustrolledintotheshop%252Fcomments%252Fowz507%252F

We haven't had any converter thefts.
Most if the GM stuff, the converter is a pain in the ass to get out on a hoist and in unfriendly spots. Not the easiest to steal.

 

[ray benson]

Good Morning. Sunny 61°F/ 16°C going up to 79°F/ 26°C

 

[Stump Shot]

Good morning.

 

[Saw Collector]

Little half bath job I started today. Explains why the toilet was shimmed up to the ceiling. Full gut job down to the studs on this one. Replacing everything

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Ugg. Nasty job bud. Look forward to the results.

 

[Saw Collector]

i never had that luck

Uradik Karma?

 

[Saw Collector]

I thought Cloyes was one of The Names in timing gear stuff. Even I've heard of them for instance.

They, like any supplier makes them to the manufacturers spec. Well they are supposed to anyway. Having worked at an automotive supplier I know how stringent some auto manufacturers can be on tolerances ect. But in the end there can be engineering problems from the manufacturer, quality issues from the supplier or a combination of both. The place I worked....84% of all vehicles in north America and Canada had one or more of their parts in them, plus other countries. We made parts for most popular brands, domestic and foreign. What amazed me was the wide range of give a fukkness these manufacturers demonstrated with regards to parts quality.

 

[Saw Collector]

Don't you fret...red tape gubment paperwork time right now. And there's miles of it.

You doing it in that cushy office i read aboot on here? Slacker. Have another sammich.

 

[Mastermind]

You doing it in that cushy office i read aboot on here? Slacker. Have another side of beef.

Fixt it.

 

[Cat 525]

Top of the day from the heartland!

 

[cuinrearview]

Top of the day from the heartland!

How is a fellow Tim S. doing today?

 

[Cat 525]

How is a fellow Tim S. doing today?

Doing fine. Weather finally cooled down for a bit. Plenty dry. How you doing?

 

[timg]

Morning guys, Drinking coffee and getting more smiles per gallon. Enjoy the work day, thumbs up!!

 

[cuinrearview]

Doing fine. Weather finally cooled down for a bit. Plenty dry. How you doing?

Things are finally calming down a little. Doing good. Enjoying this weather pattern. Thanks for asking.

 

[redline4]

Wow that definitely looks cheap and nasty

I thought Cloyes was one of The Names in timing gear stuff. Even I've heard of them for instance.

That guide only gets replaced due to the cam timing chain becoming loose and rubbing on it, therefore wearing a groove in the side of it.
I have no idea who manufactured the chain. Likely some farmer in a mud hut with only rocks and sticks as tools.
Actually, he could probably make a better quality product, so strike that.

 

[USMC615]

Sixty new mechanic hires this morning, busted into two gaggles of about 30 each getting toured and strolling through the hangar floors at the moment. And they some young wimminzes in both groups. Yee-high...mount up boyz!