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The key is yet. You may also burn out the clutch sooner. easy-lift guy
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Non sence. That statement makes about as much sence as someone farting out side and the person next to the farther should of made allowances for Freddy Flatulant gas attack, as in not being down wind! Seems to be someone's else's fault more and more all the time. easy-lift guy
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That's my kinda of punishment. Wee Dee I think the commandment you were referring to was love thy neighbors navel! easy-lift guy
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Daniel, the Punk that stopped by your place to pick up firewood knew exactly what he was doing. You were wise and logical about the matter presented to you. Always stand your ground, the fact that this happened in front of your dad also did him proud that he did not raise a chump!. I once had a similar situation occure, except the punk actually was helping himself to my finished product thinking it was free in spite of the fact my sign and price was clearly posted. I confronted him on the spot and told him the price or hit the road. He debated with me for about 30 seconds and I sent the swine packing without any product loss. easy-lift guy
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Takes all kinds, you could have told her with all the comedians out of work you call me about work, now that is funny!.have a nice evening, goodbye easy-lift guy
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Same here Stateside. When someone works for me unless I am instructing them to make a call for me, no phone calls unless your off the clock. That is your only time. If there is an emergency the help can make a call for the Police or Fire department. If I had someone ask me if I was hiring and their phone rang I would let them answer the phone once, that would be the first and last time I would ever allow an interruption like that to take place. easy-lift guy
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Really nice set up. You did yourself proud! easy-lift guy
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Ha Ha, actually the Cat is alive and well:thumbup1:. The product I recommended unlike other topical applications actually causes the fleas, and I believe ticks to produce sterile eggs. Once the life cycle has been controlled in this manor I can honestly say I have found no other means more affective. easy-lift guy
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Good for you, staying warm for the winter just make really good sense! easy-lift guy
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Here Stateside I would recommend a product called Revolution by Pfizer. . I personally have used this product on my Cat and the results have been fantastic. Good Hunting. easy-lift guy
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If my better half is working at the Hospital, like today I may watch a older classic movie on TCM, or reply to threads on AT and the like. When the better half has her Sunday off we usually do something or things together for the day. Back to work on Monday. easy-lift guy
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Did you try calling or emailing the manufacturer for a replacement parts list?. Otherwise I would suggest taking to your local welder/fabricator. I bet they could have it sorted better than new in no time. easy-lift guy
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I believe the changing of hair color is temporary in the beginning, however once the child is in another country with lax policing all bets are off. So many children completely disappear every year with out a trace:thumbdown:. easy-lift guy
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I believe the color of any ones hair can have nothing to do with the parents since I have seen adults and children routinely use hair coloring. Just another way of changing appearances, DNA aside:sneaky2:. easy-lift guy
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Joe Public - how do you think they see the Arb world?
easy-lift guy replied to Andy Clark's topic in General chat
Here Stateside, especially during Hurricane season and after storms hit the need is astronomical and the respect shown particularly for the utility companies sending crews from all over the country is really amazing. easy-lift guy -
I agree with Ty about securing a Second opinion about pricing, however finding someone else in the business and timing can be a challenge. I believe you know your overhead and how much profit you need to keep the saws running. I also believe based on the number of Post so far your some what new to being a sole operator?. Estimating work and earning a profit after the job takes time. This to shall pass, keep good notes and remember your in business to earn and learn. easy-lift guy
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Thanks for sharing Rob, You are a True credit to this industry and all around good Man. easy-lift guy
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Human trafficking is rampid in this country. Proven guilty parties should receive summary execution by firing squad. I have no regard or intrest in this scum. Generations of lives lost at the hands of truly evil people. easy-lift guy
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First rate rescue. Our population of the American Bald Eagle has grown over the last 30 years here in SW Florida. Such a beautiful bird. easy-lift guy
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I have had customers in the past attempt to take advantage of services rendered in a similar manner. When it came to design work I would offer to provide that service for free on condition I was contracted to perform the installation of the job. If the customer decided to take advantage of my design work I would remind them of my offer and that my work was protected under signing a authorization clause and copyrighted. I had Two customers try to take advantage of the matter and both ended up paying for their greed in the end. As a rule I don't work for nothing, especially when it comes to earning a living. Hope your mother makes a complete recovery. easy-lift guy
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I can teach you how:thumbup1: easy-lift guy
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Ain't that the truth, and you mean Cizer language don't you:thumbup1: easy-lift guy
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That was a good one. Thanks for sharing. I shutter to think of an American version of the same! easy-lift guy
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Spider Mites? easy-lift guy
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The product that Stihl offers will not lift and transfer the weight of the implement to your hips like the Easy-Lift Harness can and does. Thanks for asking the question. easy-lift guy
