GraveYard Shift BS

@Bigdaddy4760 above or below ground mining? I've done tons of work for above ground ones in VT building on site LNG plants so they could have large fuel stores for the furnaces that process calcium powder and what not.

 

State sponsored babysitter watching dots on a screen.

 

I'm falling apart too. My finger has been bothering me tonight....and I have had a salivary gland stone for the past few months. It's been acting up tonight too. I got one of the docs to write me an outpatient order for a CT. The ENT came in the other day(so I got him to look at it), he told me to have one done and we will go from there. I'm just gonna have it cut out. Don't want to deal with this shit more than once. Son of a bitch swells up and feels like a rock on the lower part of my mouth/jaw.

I didn't know this, but it's common for diabetics to have issues with salivary glands after years of the disease. He told me I could either treat it when it acts up, go to a specialist in Bham to have the stone removed(only a 30% success rate), or just have the gland cut out.

 

Interesting... never heard that one lol

 

Okay It's fairly simple. You will have the hardware separated into 3 bags. One for mounting the rack to the (10) factory mount holes, one for mounting the deflector to the crossbar, and finally the hardware for the crossbars themselves. The first thing to go about doing is to lay everything out and begin mounting the crossbars to the side plates. I recommend not completely tightening the crossbars until you have them all on to ensure the rack sits square. The crossbars mount to the plates using (2) 1/4"X20 1" long cap screws accompanied with lock washers on each end.

For the deflector, the provided TNUTS will slide into the crossbar grooves to align with the (10) mount holes on the deflector. The 1/4"X20 1/2" long cap screws along with lock washers mount through the deflector into the TNUTS to secure the deflector onto the crossbar. The deflector can now be installed onto the rack using the crossbar end taps and 1/4"X20 1" long cap screws also accompanied with lock washers.

Once the rack is assembled you will mount it to the roof using the (10) factory mount holes and the provided hardware. For each of the (10) mounts you will have a 6MX100 bolt that goes through a lock washer, fender washer, and then the provided aluminum spacer in that order. You will have the option to completely remove the weather stripping on the roof or you can mark with a sharpie where the spacers will sit over the mount holes and drill 3/4" holes to allow the weather stripping the slide over the spacers. I highly recommend using a nickel sized drop of RTV silicone over the (10) mount holes before placing the spacers and tightening the bolts. This will ensure the threads are sealed and no water can leak in.

Make sure the (10) mounts are tight and secure along with all of the other hardware .
Hope this helps, it was a 3 beer job for me.

 

@gixxerphil that's suck. Sorry to hear that bud. Hopefully that can take care of that for you.

The true measurement of time.

 

Dang Phil hate that you are feeling bad!

 

We are open pit now, but will start a new 12 mile road to another deposit in January to start the development of an underground mine.

 

I appreciate it guys
It's more of an annoyance than feeling bad. It hasn't stopped me from any part of my normal life...…….just something to bitch about

 

Got Primus - Winona's big brown beaver , playing at work. Let's see how long before this becomes and issue. I doubt it will. Love 3rd shift

 

I'd almost be willing to work hard labor in a mine for the opportunity to see the great North of Alaska.

 

We had a chic start giving birth in the ER(we usually ship them to L&D) that didn't know she was preggo(or so she said). I played Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" after it popped out

 

Alaska is a beautiful state with lots of good fishing and hunting. Everyone should visit and enjoy at least once in there lifetime.

 

2 questions.. was it a boy... And was it named....

 

That's my Powerball retirement plan. Buy a camp in Alaska and learn to fly a bush plane. I'd either have a fire arm, bow or rod in my hand year round.

 

I want to say a little boy, and she didn't want to look at it. I think it was given up for adoption. Once they leave the ER, we kinda have to forget about some of the fucked up shit we see.

 

That's a dam good plan!! Hope you hit the powerball, there is a huge amount of small planes up here.

 

@FastEddy59 You napping this evening?

 

Just hope it was named Sue, regardless.

 

@m603holden
I bought these molex connectors. Will 18ga wire be good? I laid some 16ga in one of the little metal things and it seemed too big. The molex connectors are rated 24-18ga.

$7 Molex, 12 Circuit Connector -2 Complete Set- Wire Conn. with Pins - Molex Mini-Fit Jr ™

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074LY7399/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1