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I need to see the pics....or it didn't happen!
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Congrats!!! Personally, I woulda went for the b**bies....lol You WILL get b**bies, but they will be fulla milk, and won't last.
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My scoot runs great. I couldn't ask for it to run any better. But.... since it has warmed up, I am noticing that my left leg gets warm. I stopped today, and touched the pipes. The left two pipes, I can only put my hand on for a second or so. The right two, I can leave my hand on. They are pretty cool to the touch. This was after about a 30 minute ride. Like I said...it runs great. The coil problem was already taken care of by Buddy. My only real issue is that one leg gets warmer than the other. Any ideas? P.S. Also, I cleaned the insides of the pipes when I put them back on last week. They still look shiny and new inside. I cleaned them to get an idea of how each side is burning. They are looking the same...like brand new.
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If it is still laying there, take a turkey baster and suck it up, then put it back in.
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I wouldn't tell anyone else you dumped it. Where did it go? Bad news.
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It's in fuse box 1, behind the right front cowling. 5 amp fuse.
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Looks great! I'm gonna do mine JUST like yours....lol j/k:stickpoke:
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Coal. "If you find electricity and plant operations an exciting career field, then this program may be for you. This 12- to 18-month training program leads to the position of Assistant Unit Operator. TVA has Assistant Unit Operators in both its fossil and nuclear plants. They control the flow of water, generation of steam, and production of electricity. They monitor equipment conditions and performance, accomplish preventive and minor corrective maintenance routines, and conduct process-control and failure analyses. In addition, they operate equipment such as turbines, condensers, pumps, valves, gates, scales, pulverizers, conveyors, fans, electric control boards, and chemical tanks. The training program consists of a combination of on-the-job and classroom instruction. Some training may be conducted at other locations other than the selected worksite. The position of SGPO requires students to be prepared for class, including homework assignments, out-of-class readings, pop quizzes, written exams, and oral exams. In addition, you will be required to exhibit skills required to perform certain tasks through the use of qualification cards. Upon the successful completion of training, the position of SGPO leads to exciting career opportunities within the operations career path beginning with the position of Assistant Unit Operator. This position includes rotating shift work, overtime, call-outs, outage work and schedules, and working weekends and holidays."
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Power Plant Assistant Operator. I make electricity.
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Mine were a little dry-rotted, and I had to air them up every time I mowed. I finally broke down and installed tubes in them, and now all is good.
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At work, I have been in a class for almost a year. I have taken grueling exams after each section. Today was my final integrated oral exam, covering everything I have learned in the last year. I had to sit before a board, and answer all of their questions. Took about 4 hours. I came through it with flying colors. Now, I go on shift work, I will be eligible for more overtime, and I get a nice raise. Life is good! I will be doing OJT for 6 months, and then I have to take one more final oral exam...then I am all done...until I move up to the next level...lol. What a load off of my shoulders!
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Yeah, they are soooo delicious, that they sell out pretty quick. He should have more really soon.
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Glad to see you made it home. It was nice meeting the two of you. Anxiously awaiting the pics.
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Because off this site I met some REALLY nice people
Monty replied to Hummingbird's topic in Watering Hole
Did you ride the scoot down there? Which route did you take thru Tennessee?- 8 replies
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Put Frank's buffalo wing hot sauce on your hand, and let her try to bite it. It works, and she probably won't wanna bite your hand anymore. Just the smell alone may do it. It's all about association. If she associates that taste/smell with biting your hand, it will deter her from doing it again. Unless she really likes hot sauce....lol.
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Sorry to hear. You are in our thoughts here. RIP Salute!!
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Both of you are in our thoughts here. Heal quickly.
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:fingers-crossed-emo Good luck Annie!!
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His trike won't be ready until tomorrow, so he rode Ky Rider's bike. He did ok on that, although being very careful. He is returning it as I type this.
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I think I miss the YICS
Monty replied to GigaWhiskey's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Like they said...check for air leaks. Get a spray bottle, and fill it with soapy water...then, while it is idling high, spray around all of your connections, and listen for a change. -
That's right, gang up on me, will ya? I'm tellin' Rita. She'll stick up for me.
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I'm gonna try to leave work early tomorrow, and try to meet up with you guys before you get too far down this way. Won't be hard to spot.....one guy on a trike that's weaving around all over the place.