Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Always have a tool in hand & a rag in your back pocket. Preferably not clean for bonus points.

 

Well now, you know what that means? That means you win a wonderful prize package headed your way, C.O.D. of course, and this one is coming all the way from Canada


@BussinGus tell this man what he has won and make sure he has to pay a lot to customs to get his package(s)

 

You have to be more specific when you use the word "tool"

 

That whole sentence is definitely PG-13+

I literally deleted a couple post yesterday pointing some post out like that and you go and say it for me. Perks of being OP

 

Had an Electrician once that always had a screwdriver in his back pocket. One day he hung his coffee cup on it. I said You finally found a use for that thing & here I thought it was jewelry.

 

@My Name is Rahl , don’t forget when messing up, you can use the Circadian Rhythm defense for at least a couple weeks.

 

Totally going to do this. I plan on telling them that I'm forklift certified and don't need any training.

 

This is exhibit A of how you can’t blame the other guy


Had the chamfer tool on the post instead of the cutting tool

 

Weeks? I'm going to drag that out for the first 6 months!


This is a joke.

 

@StayinStock been pulling that one off for years

 

I think they might have caught onto him when he spilled a whole Gaylord of caramel sauce.

 

Life is good!

 

Funny, when I started at the old job I just climbed on the forklift and motored away, they didn't even ask about training.

They were so impressed (aka: lazy), I ended up being the forklift trainer for the next 15 years.

 

Funny, I edited a post here yesterday because I left it vague I prefer TEMPERATURES IN THE teens…

 

Great photo

I have long thought the first vehicle a kid should get is an older domestic 1/2 ton regular cab 2WD pickup.

Tough to break, easy to learn to fix
Dismal on gas - they won't be going far without getting a job
Not fast or agile - they won't be doing any fast & furious crap
It will wash out on a dirt road corner at 25 mph and take out a mailbox or two - give them a bit of respect for speed - and teach them how to fix someones mailbox
Rural mailboxes are surprisingly expensive - there is that job thing again
Only seats 3 legally - less kids = less trouble
2WD will get stuck when they do dumb things - learn to be a smarter driver - or to shovel

 

Yes.

Yes.

I figure it is either the other hose to the cylinder is bad, the hydraulic ram is jammed, the hydraulic ram gave up the ghost or I damaged something internally when I applied heat to get the rusted bolt out.

Meeting time.....will check back after it is over...thanks guys!

 

If you take both hoses off the cylinder you should be able to move it by hand fairly easily.