CT June B/SThread
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From: CT
No lol i had a bad u joint that i didnt want to explode in front of a bunch of people. I had it dyno'd back in like october or november at that minuteman trucks dyno (speaking of that, where did he go?) and put down 358/670 on innovative extreme street. I didnt have my SCT with me so i couldnt put on my SRL+ and try...thats what im running now and its great
I also love Matts SRL as a DD.
I do not have the SRL+ do to the weight of my truck.
I don't what to rip things apart.
I put mine on a dyno years ago before the turbo, FICM tune and other things and put down 376/696.
So I would guess I am around 425/750 now.
But all dyno's are different.
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From: Connecticut
Good morning all. They are saying overcast but no real rain today.
Just a note on the Dyno test back at Minuteman, I think that people were saying that readings were a little on the low side that day. I have been told that they do vary from Dyno to Dyno. Speaking of Minuteman I haven't seen Wade on the CT site. He always had good stuff to say.
Well I'm going to buy a battery operated weed wacker to use around the camper. Hoping I choose wisely. Black & Decker?
Just a note on the Dyno test back at Minuteman, I think that people were saying that readings were a little on the low side that day. I have been told that they do vary from Dyno to Dyno. Speaking of Minuteman I haven't seen Wade on the CT site. He always had good stuff to say.
Well I'm going to buy a battery operated weed wacker to use around the camper. Hoping I choose wisely. Black & Decker?
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From: Isanti, MN
Good morning everyone!
You should get this bad boy:
Craftsman Craftsman 40-Volt 12" Cordless String Trimmer and Edger - Lawn & Garden - Trimmers & Edgers - Cordless Line Trimmers
My parents have a 40v blower that does a pretty impressive job for a battery operated tool. I've never heard someone regret having too much power.
Craftsman Craftsman 40-Volt 12" Cordless String Trimmer and Edger - Lawn & Garden - Trimmers & Edgers - Cordless Line Trimmers
My parents have a 40v blower that does a pretty impressive job for a battery operated tool. I've never heard someone regret having too much power.
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From: Connecticut
Good morning everyone!
You should get this bad boy:
Craftsman Craftsman 40-Volt 12" Cordless String Trimmer and Edger - Lawn & Garden - Trimmers & Edgers - Cordless Line Trimmers
My parents have a 40v blower that does a pretty impressive job for a battery operated tool. I've never heard someone regret having too much power.
You should get this bad boy:
Craftsman Craftsman 40-Volt 12" Cordless String Trimmer and Edger - Lawn & Garden - Trimmers & Edgers - Cordless Line Trimmers
My parents have a 40v blower that does a pretty impressive job for a battery operated tool. I've never heard someone regret having too much power.
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From: Manchester, CT
Good afternoon CT!
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
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From: Connecticut
Good afternoon CT!
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
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From: Connecticut
Good afternoon CT!
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
Its now official enough to say it after passing my last assessment today and a long process over the last 3 months... just got this "I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Connecticut Light & Power, a Northeast Utilities (NU) company. You are starting an exciting career with New England’s largest regulated utility." I start with CL&P as a lineman intern/apprentice june 23rd
