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PSDF350
10-05-2007, 08:32 PM
Whhy am I unable to reply to a thread where someone is asking for help trying to find a part? Would seem to me that that kind of info is benificail to all, not just the one asking.
Steve Frazier
10-05-2007, 08:37 PM
Threads posted in the "Wanted/For Sale" section are only able to be replied to by the original author. The reason for this is to avoid dickering on the Board or comments from other regarding the value of the sale.

If you have a question or something to add, contact the member via PM.
PSDF350
10-05-2007, 11:04 PM
Thread in question there are 2 replys, one by a senior member, and one by a mod.
bobcat328
08-08-2009, 10:50 PM
help me post a thread
ATCOEQUIP
08-08-2009, 10:56 PM
help me post a thread

Welcome to the forum bobcat328. :usa

After you make 3 posts to any thread, your status will be changed to Junior Member and you'll have access to all the forum features. Keep posting. ;)
OCR
08-08-2009, 11:49 PM
Keep posting. ;)

But do not... repeat... do not argue with this guy!!

He's so good at mechanics, he could beat you to death with his hammers... right over the Internet... :lmao


Welcome to the forum bobcat328... :thumbsup


OCR... :D
ATCOEQUIP
08-08-2009, 11:51 PM
But do not... repeat... do not argue with this guy!!

He's so good at mechanics, he could beat you to death with his hammers... right over the Internet... :lmao


Welcome to the forum bobcat328... :thumbsup


OCR... :D


OCR...you've been exposed to too many thunderstorms lately! :D
OCR
08-09-2009, 01:04 AM
OCR...you've been exposed to too many thunderstorms lately! :D

Ya' think...
45975

Man, it took me a long time to find this picture... almost searched the entire World Wide Web, and those dang hammers kept flying at me... :rolleyes:

Besides... that looks more like ATCO, than it does me... :lmao


OCR... :D


LoL... If you type WWW... you get a link to nowhere.
Wolf
08-09-2009, 01:21 AM
that makes sense.
Hendrik
08-09-2009, 05:17 AM
But do not... repeat... do not argue with this guy!!

He's so good at mechanics, he could beat you to death with his hammers... right over the Internet... :lmao

A good mechanic rarely uses hammers to do things, backyarders like me use hammers to get the job done and stuff things up;)
ATCOEQUIP
08-09-2009, 11:21 AM
Besides... that looks more like ATCO, than it does me... :lmao

Damn, that does resemble me! :falldownlaugh
'cept for the suspenders and the tie...I don't own a tie (thank goodness) :D


A good mechanic rarely uses hammers to do things, backyarders like me use hammers to get the job done and stuff things up;)

I, respectfully, beg to differ with ya Hendrik...a hammer is an invaluable tool for any wrenchbender, shadetree or otherwise. If you were out in the bush on your excavator and busted a hyd line and all you had was a hammer to work with, you could remove and re-install that hose with just a hammer, without destroying the connections. ;)
Hendrik
08-09-2009, 07:38 PM
I, respectfully, beg to differ with ya Hendrik...a hammer is an invaluable tool for any wrenchbender, shadetree or otherwise. If you were out in the bush on your excavator and busted a hyd line and all you had was a hammer to work with, you could remove and re-install that hose with just a hammer, without destroying the connections. ;)
I did say rarely and not never...........which reminds me of the time I helped a supposedly experienced truck driver change brake pads on a trailer, one of the pins was real tight and this fella got heat and a sledge hammer onto it, finally got the pin out but when everything was reassembled it turned out that the brake assembly had been bend that bad that a good centimeter of brake shoe was hanging outside the brake drum. Needless to say da boss was less than impressed with the job and let the hammer and heat man know all about it.
ATCOEQUIP
08-09-2009, 07:48 PM
Needless to say da boss was less than impressed with the job and let the hammer and heat man know all about it.

I hear ya, brother. Ahhh lifes lessons learned hard. Heck we've all messed up something on occasion. It's how we learn what to do and what not to do. And it's obvious you haven't forgot this little event, and I dare wager if you were to encounter a stuck brake pin today, your current procedure would be somewhat different...guided by experience. :D :cool2