First Post... Hello and have any of you all seen this thing?
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Joined: 05-04-2008
Posts: 295
From: Stockton,CA
hey fixithud im a framing forman and do Dentail office remodels with a friend You would be suprised with the amount of tools you can stuff in the back with the seats folded down I get my compressor air hoses 2-100', 5 -100' 12 ga cords nail guns 2, finish guns-4, 6 pice 18volt dewalt kit, plus all my hand tools and painting suplies drop cloth the list goes on electrical suplies and tools I cant remember I had my chop saw or not. I took my Blazer to the office the first few nights then had a leaky raidiator so drove the HHR the rest of the time then on the last night I had to load it all up in the HHR still had room left
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Joined: 09-13-2006
Posts: 378
From: USA
Tom, I just got here... Why do you want to be like that?
Like I said, saw it on a show today and I figured I would have something to say other than 'Hello'. I am a trim carpenter, not a fuel formulation additive chemical canister pellet something or other carnival barker thingy.
I promise you I will limit myself from now on.
But to the rest of you, thanks for the greetings.
I have put pencil to paper and found that I can make 9 months of new vehicle payments each year, based on exspected fuel savings if I went to an hhr from my crew cab. I am having a hard time figuring how to stuff all of my tools in it though. I also can hardly bear the though of driving a brand new ride for work. That first, scratch, stain etc etc, man that hurts.
Hud
Like I said, saw it on a show today and I figured I would have something to say other than 'Hello'. I am a trim carpenter, not a fuel formulation additive chemical canister pellet something or other carnival barker thingy.
I promise you I will limit myself from now on.
But to the rest of you, thanks for the greetings.
I have put pencil to paper and found that I can make 9 months of new vehicle payments each year, based on exspected fuel savings if I went to an hhr from my crew cab. I am having a hard time figuring how to stuff all of my tools in it though. I also can hardly bear the though of driving a brand new ride for work. That first, scratch, stain etc etc, man that hurts.
Hud
i have been amazed how many chemical engineers there are posting to this site. takes a while to figure out who knows things and who knows everything. there are a few fun threads and some that will PM you with advice...
just know that no matter what site you go to... no matter what you say or how you say it... someone will try to pick it or you apart... you ll learn who and learn to fight back or leave that thread alone... i m a slow learner... been sucked in serveral times.
the only threads you have control of are those start...
there a some fun people that you can chat with
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