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Old 04-01-2017, 09:11 PM
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Dang it, forgot all about draining that cold dense winter air out of the tires before we started mowing. I did use the ugga-dugga scale for torqueing the M18 heads though.
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Something funny along these lines at the shop I worked in the 80s
A husband told his wife to not run the car low on coolant , she with no understanding of an engine took the garden hose and filled it up to the top ,problem was it was the oil cap
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That is too funny!!! Years ago my sister worked in our shop at the parts counter. She sometimes would get on my nerves...so I has assigned her the special task of locating and ordering 2 muffler bearings and 2 kanooder valves for an old Briggs & Stratton engine. TWO hours later she came to me and apologized for not being able to find the parts. We all had a good laugh...she was a good sport...(she quit a week later)...oops!
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The service manager at the same place hired his 17 yr old son ,a complete rub
He drove a used import car one day and returning to the shop steam was shooting out the front ,a tech looked at it and said "awe the waterpumps gone (meaning it was shot of course)
an hour later the manager wanted his son to do work ,but he didnt answer the page he was just gone , 40 min later here he comes walking up the road ,asked where the he// were you he says " I was out looking for the waterpump ,thinking it fell off and we needed it to put back on
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The service manager at the same place hired his 17 yr old son ,a complete rub
He drove a used import car one day and returning to the shop steam was shooting out the front ,a tech looked at it and said "awe the waterpumps gone (meaning it was shot of course)
an hour later the manager wanted his son to do work ,but he didnt answer the page he was just gone , 40 min later here he comes walking up the road ,asked where the he// were you he says " I was out looking for the waterpump ,thinking it fell off and we needed it to put back on
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