Climate Controlled Seats (issue?)
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Land of the Free
I just knew you were going to say that 
I got the same lecture during my commerical flight check, Sept of 1969.
Have I always succeeded, no. My point being, the leather on the seat is very nicely done. Perfect, maybe not. Is it just possible...... we sometimes get a wee bit too picky ??
....... Just food for thought.......
I got the same lecture during my commerical flight check, Sept of 1969.
Have I always succeeded, no. My point being, the leather on the seat is very nicely done. Perfect, maybe not. Is it just possible...... we sometimes get a wee bit too picky ??
....... Just food for thought.......
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Perfect isn't good enough 
I have found that sometimes I have to give myself permission to be less than perfect, or I'll never get started.
Have Fun my friend, enjoy your Super Truck
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Tuxedo, I have totally enjoyed all your threads of late. It reminds me of when I picked up my beast. That being said I think you need to stuff the manual away, grab the OCD or ACD meds, (whatever works) load up a cooler, and head out for a 1000 mile road trip
PS - this is meant in the most humorous way possible so please no one get bent
PS - this is meant in the most humorous way possible so please no one get bent
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Fleet Mechanic
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Theres nothing to get bent over. You both are spot on with your assessment. I wish i could head out on a road trip. Work dictactes otherwise tho. However i may take apart my engine this weekend and overhaul it as i found a spec of dust during inspection.
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Fleet Mechanic
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I know what you guys mean tho. Sometimes you get so deep in the forest you dont see the trees.
Thanks for the comments guys, it helps me not sweat the small stuff (as much).
Thanks for the comments guys, it helps me not sweat the small stuff (as much).
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Oh Yea, who is your QCI (Quality Control Inspector) ? Ensure all the torque values are signed off on. 
Have Fun Tuxedo
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don't forget to mention the blinker fluid, it's real important.
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I remember the A & N ranges god.... I'm old
Some of the first Flight Simulators I worked on and flew in the Navy, had A & N Ranges programed in. I already had my Commerical & CFI before enlisting in the Navy, '71
god.... I'm old Some of the first Flight Simulators I worked on and flew in the Navy, had A & N Ranges programed in. I already had my Commerical & CFI before enlisting in the Navy, '71