Oregon and Washington BS thread

It's bring you kid to work day...

 

@KalamaKid : you win......







er... maybe...

 

Wow whats that beast for?

 

Oil exploration
$1.6M each
Model 963

 

Digressive valving and probably set on lowest preload right?

 

Makes me miss this ol' girl.

 

Bitches need to settle down on this big rig stuff, I work on stuff that hauls the most precious cargo....Kids

 

?

 

yep

 

I wish, I giggled like a retarded school girl when I had the down pipe off of a maxxforce 7 earlier today

 

Most of my diesel experience was with the Detroit 8v92.

 

I've worked on a few 6v92's, 8v92's and even a 16v92. Two stroke diesels are sweet unless you live in Alaska and have to order parts.

 

At least if you're in Alaska the parts interchange

 

The company I used to work for had a 16v92 genset. Talk about loud, and a pita to get fired off in the winter. The motor was a junkie and would usually take at least a can of ether to get going. Eventually got our cat 3512 genset back which was a lot easier to start.

 

You a gynecologist?

 

Those are cute itty bitty wittle engines . Here's a piston pull from work:



(You have to flip the piston over and remove the piston rod to change out the skirt)

 

Cargo ship?

 

Yep. That was an older engine. The newer ones I've been working on have much shorter skirts. They also develop about twice the horsepower (25,000 or so).

 

This is kind of a cool thread idea

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tools-skills-list-norcal.384182/

 

agreed

Hillsboro:


bennett707; tools consist of hammers, skills consist of hitting shit with said hammers.







jk.


but i do have a bfh that hits stuff