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another thing....hauling around 125KV gensets is NOT something I'd like to try in an aero, especially when the trailer brakes aren't working. some of those gensets had us getting a much better look at the pavement in a hard stop than I'd like to think about. imagine the weight it takes to get the super duty in a nose down attitude. and having the tread peel off a trailer tire at speed was only one of our many adventures in hurricane country. it was a fun trip even so. I got to see some old friends I haven't seen in years, and get spoiled in those F250's!
hey I live down here in florida, luckily I was a few miles north of were wilma hit so did not get any damage, got some tree and house roof damage last year though O well I guess thats the price you got to pay for living in this paridise or **** hole as I like to call it. But the aero made it though it all.
I can relate cbr...lived in FLA for 28 years before deciding I'd had enough. now, after 8 years of being away, it only took 2 weeks to remind me why I left. lol
ya, but where else in the continental USA can one drive along the beach boulevard in a Mustang convertible and see almost naked young beach bunnies in thong hot pink bikinis yeararound, not even warm enough in S Cal. for that
Xuzme,
did you get all the thong bikinis cleaned out of the Super Duty Ford before you pulled in the home driveway after TDY? the darn things always hang up in the seat back springs
Xuzme,
did you get all the thong bikinis cleaned out of the Super Duty Ford before you pulled in the home driveway after TDY? the darn things always hang up in the seat back springs
I find that if you untie them before removal, they don't hang up as bad. untying with your teeth is, of course, optional.
going out of town again....this time to cleveland, then on to boston....hopefully back in texas sometime after turkey-day. got some cel site work to do in coldsville. wish me luck and hope I don't freeze.
hopefully you are not doing tower work but inside site equip headend work? at least they have to keep the site buildings warm for the equip.
cleveland, burrrrrrr
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