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Thanks Martyn, I think I will have to pratice my autograph:thumbup1: easy-lift guy

Greetings fellow members: The easy-lift guy will be at the APF Show this Sepetember 13,14 and 15th. I truly look forward to answering all your questions regarding the Easy-Lift Harness. There will be a raffel for 1 Easy-Lift Harness, Model 717-A with the winning ticket to be drawn on the last day of the show. Proceeds will benifit the Childrens trust:thumbup1: Special thanks to Justin and FR Jones for allowing me the prilivage to show the Easy-Lift Harness at this fine show:thumbup: Booth Number D1b D2 D3. All the best. Have a great weekend. Ted AKA as always the easy-lift guy:thumbup:

By and large I believe Providence has had an incredible affect on my life. I have always wanted to work smarter instead of harder and I feel very good about the products I have invented and marketed around the world. I have for the most part always been up for a good challenge and I find being a member of Arbtalk to be very stimulating with like minded colleagues in this industry. Good thread, Tony. easy-lift guy

Congrats on purchasing your new home. Hirer a professional to take care of the job. easy-lift guy

Sounds like Central Florida, I hope you had a wonderful Holiday:thumbup1: easy-lift guy

Nearly every day here in the Sunshine State during the Summer we average 34 to 36 C. I gave up complaining about the heat/humidity many moons ago, so over rated! easy-lift guy

Always nice to share great news. Perseverance does and can pay off! easy-lift guy

FWIW, Just had the same error message pop up on the other side of the pond. easy-lift guy

8 weeks old and she has you wrapped around her little finger:001_rolleyes:. I have heard of getting a head start on the little ones helping to raise and care for the parents, your daughter really takes the cake! All the best. easy-lift guy

Mattplace, I believe you already have found your Girl Friday, having your wife on board with the day to day opperations is a Capital idea IMO. All the best with the next generation. easy-lift guy

Not sure, but I would give that one a particularly wide berth:sneaky2:. He is a biggem! easy-lift guy

Although technology is fantastic these days I believe you need to secure someone part time to handle the day to day office affairs. Think of this suggestion as an investment to run your business more effectively and efficiently. Being able to delegate authority is not always easy and trusting and depending on your "Girl Friday" type person may seem difficult at first, however the peace of mind you will acheive in time beats being worried about this or that. easy-lift guy

To my knowledge all spiders a venomous. How one reacts to being bitten and treatment after the fact is the key to a successful or less than successful outcome:sneaky2:. As suggested watch out for more since they seldome travel alone. easy-lift guy

I posted a thread called means and methods of protecting your kit from theft. I believe you will find the information very helpful:thumbup1: easy-lift guy

Customers are goofy about things like your situation. I am sure you will sell the item in time, of course the meter is still running and I don't blame you about wanting to bang your head against the wall. Take a non refundable deposit for the future and move forward, this to shall pass. easy-lift guy

That is just a baby, we have twice as big over here. easy-lift guy

I think it could of been better with the actual weapons from the movies, I bet you could of sent a picture to Stan Lee and gotten a signed autograph picture back from One creator to another!. Pretty neat otherwise. easy-lift guy

Gnarlyoak,Derek: Our local, county,state, and federal or national governments run like this. The local or city/town government generally has a budget to work with every physical year to take care of day to day opperations such as Fire, Police, and ambulance services. These funds are collected and in most cases are required to only run or operate with the monies available. Most local, county and State governments at least here in Florida are required to have a blanced budget in order to function. With the down turn of the National economy starting in 2007 under GWB 43 forward to the present tenant of 1600 Pennsilvania Ave. I have seen the near utter destruction and nationalization of at least 6 private sectorindustries in this country. Unlike local, county and some but not all state budgets that have to live within their means the Federal or National government, at least the present one in power has knowingly choose to continue to print and digitized the US currency nearly into oblivion. The desire to continue to do this beyond the point of no return or recovery is staggering, to say the least. For my local county situation I am presently paying roughly 1/2 of what I was paying say 4 years ago in property taxes. This is mainly due to the collapse of the housing and construction industry in this state. Funding is down across the board and all levels excluding the federal level., since they think they can print currency with no regards to the short term results. The long term results are for another discussion. I am very fortunate to live where I do and living within my means has been my way of life and doing business since I first started work. Alas this is not the case with many other of my country men/women that have chosent the dependency route. It has not gotten so bad in my state where the private sector has had to come in and help the local governments, but in some cases it is better and less costly than depending on the government employees to accomplish the same task. The folks that want another bucket of chicken or another hamburger will always complain and moan about this or that. They are this countries biggest looses and work very hard to game the system to their own needs 24/7 365 x multiple generations. Hope this answered some of your thoughts from the other side of the pond. easy-lift guy

The warranty should have been in writing when you purchased the engine in the first place?. Do you have your original paper work or a bill of sale? easy-lift guy

Any time any governing body can save the tax payers funds by converting raw material into a finished product makes sence to me, as long as it is not squandered or abused. TBH though I am still pulling for the Private sector first and fore most:thumbup1:

Thanks, your further explanation means a great deal to me and my understanding of the matter. I may have to set my alarm for tomorrow morning to keep from over sleeping thanks to your reply:thumbup1: easy-lift guy

It is not bothering me so much as I am really trying to understand your system of economics. Although I share a common language and culture with the people of the UK, I am not trying to wind any one up per say. Just trying to understand how things work in your country. In this country this matter would be considered a racket, and in some cases probably illegal as well:. BTW, I really sleep well at night, of course I value as many opinions as possible:thumbup1: easy-lift guy

Martyn, I would have never known, Steves abilities are incredible to say the least:lol: easy-lift guy

So I guess as long as funds are coming in to help off set the cost of producing a finish product on behalf of the CC every thing else is just grand. Thanks for the explanation, makes sence now, sorta. easy-lift guy

How does it go back into the system?. Do the tax payers receive a rebate for goods sold to the public or is the transaction just a wash? easy-lift guy