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Seeing another thread on this subject got me thinking(I know thats dangerous.). What does everybody do for a living?
Me i just closed a Lawn and Landscape business I've had for last 15 yrs and moved back here to SC from Fla. At the present I'm doing miscellaneous jobs and hope to get another business going soon.
I've been close to asking this same question mymyself. I'm an Alignment Tech for Heavy Equiptment. We do 3 axle alignments on tractor's (semi's) and about anything heavier than a ton truck. Dumptrucks, fire engines, what ever. Bob
I'm a site boss/carpenter for a large construction Firm. And sell Ford truck parts on side.
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Red Neck rule #1 If you drive a truck you should always be looking for trucks to get parts off of. If you can't find part used you aren't looking hard enough.
My dad and I run the family building supply/lumber yard in St George. My granddad started it in 1976 after retiring from the construction business. I sell some parts on the side but Id starve if that was my bread and butter.
Lostin90s
If you are ever doing any work in the lowcountry let me know.
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Kris
Please do not PM me. My email is STGCountryboy312 at AOL dot COM
As far as (-paid-) work, I work f/t for a Custom Automated machine manufacturer (www.aautomation.com) Popular past and present customers include... Amgen (pharmaceuticals), TRW Automotive-Kelsey Hayes, Borg Warner, Bosch, Siemens, Caterpillar, "DMG" (DNA-Molecular stamping Co.), Motorola and more...
I Install, service and repair new/used and retrofitted equipment and handle some R&D work...
Retired.......just try to keep up with you young guys now.
Oh and the Honey-do List for work.
Bob
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`92 F150 Flareside - IRIS MET/Gray
5.0, AOD, 355 gears, dual glasspacks no cats, K&N drop in filter, MSD Blaster Coil, Cap and Rotor, Ford Racing 9mm wires - Blue
It's not pink......it's IRIS.
I've been designing and building plastic injection molds (a kind of tool & die maker) for 27 years now. I also worked in production machining for 10 years or so. Before that- landscaping, dock hand, boat builder, bag boy, even played trumpet in a disco band very briefly. I miss my leisure suit with the contrasting stitching....
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Jay
'96 F150, 4.9 auto SWB
'64 F100 Short Wide
"I'm a man. I can change.... If I have too... I guess...."
I am employed at AT&T as a Network Manger, fancy name for a supervisor. I am over the installation and maintenence groups in Orangeburg/St George and the group in Barnwell, SC. I've been here for almost 8 years. Before AT&T/Bellsouth I worked at NAPA auto parts in Denmark SC. On the side I weld (mig, tig, heli-arc, stick) and work on trucks/cars, just do what ever needs to be dun i pay the bills.
Later ya'll
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