Half done hooking up compressor in the factory

Wall off what you don't need today so it doesn't have to be conditioned.

Ditto, though my HF hoist was new. Last use: stump puller, in conjunction with a portable winch in the receiver on the back of my truck.

Stings, doesn't it? I can no longer toss 200# transmissions over my shoulder and walk them to the bench.

Jeeze, I would have told that Monckton mutha where to stuff his springs, then returned them, unopened, with a reeeeal nasty letter.

Then I'd have found a way to get the Chicago guys to get some to me. I'd also tell the Chicago people about the totally unreasonable increase to see if they could put some pressure to fire the Monckton jerk. My sense of fairness gets shunted into ACTIVELY HOSTILE mode when I hear things like that.

Or, if the springs just couldn't come from Chicago, I'd have found a US or NS spring company to build them for me, or I'd have wound them myself.

-- Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Larry Jaques
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Cool! I love your things from strange worlds. Conerl and Glitch especially. Glitch is +2 for concept and form. Interface Gate II is great. Organ of Corti? I hear ya. Crab and Heron are great. I think I like your work of animals, near and far, the best. Kudos, Mike. You are a true artist smithy.

-- Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Larry Jaques

Intercooler good.

I wonder if there's a difference in lifetimes.

-- Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Larry Jaques

Kind words. Thank you. (And of course, I hadda quote all your kind words here. One never gets enough kind words. :-)

Right.

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Mike Spencer

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