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If toro doesn't end up with it, I'll take it.
Very generous of you sir.
Very generous of you sir.
You're first so winner winner. I guess you can PM me and we can arrange shipping
If it doesn't work out you're next in line. I'm cleaning up the shop and also starting the "cowboy rides away tour".
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what initiates this "cowboy rides away tour"?
Father Time
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Learning curve on those units and any locator, not always quite as easy as novices might think, lol
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That feller wont wait for anybody they say.
And he always wins
Just to clarify I'm not quitting biz entirely just a "workload reduction plan".
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Liar, you’re making room for all the stuff you think you’re getting when I go Spurs up!!!!
Here’s the truth Arthur, you’re in line with some other LS notable’s, mostly from the great state of Texas.
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Very kind of you to pass the GFL on to someone else, I like your style
In the span of about 15 years I've managed to fill up a 30 x 50 shop with stuff "I might use one day" (but never did/will). So clear out time. Also there's a possible relocation in the future for me, though not real real soon.
My thought process is if I don't need it I'd rather give it to someone and it be put to good use vs. sitting and going to waste.
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I like my style (or lack there of) also.
My thought process is if I don't need it I'd rather give it to someone and it be put to good use vs. sitting and going to waste.
PS,
I like my style (or lack there of) also.
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AR ...That's my Wife's Full Retirement plan for me as well ! Lol
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Hate to burst your bubble but operating a GFL is way easier than most think, even fun sometimes.
I’m guilty to a degree of perpetuating the mystique of locating wires and solenoids but then again, I’ve shared the solution many, many times on the forum.
READ THE MANUAL
The PEI 521 and the Armada manuals are very close to the same in content and meant to get one acquainted with their locating equipment, not so much for tricks and zip about theory but if you follow the instructions and make the proper connections, you’ll find the solenoid/wire path you’re looking for. That’s a given.
Theory and operational tips and refinement can be found doing cable and pipe locating searches on the in
There’s also a locator forum named “cablevine” which can help a lot
I’m sure everyone gets a tough call occasionally but as a rule, locating valves and ground faults are both pretty simple tasks.
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