The reason I never ask any questions

:rofl::rofl::rofl: that would have made a great YouTube channel :rofl::rofl::rofl: Could named it loading stiffs & bulk

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Thanks pal, That’s a honor you offered to help. Much :green_heart: Growmie

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Thats cool. Just came back from


a ride in Tina

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I love the truck.
I have a 77 Ford Stepside in my shop I have to fix the brakes on.
Hell, my Toyota 4x4 is a classic now. It’s a 94 but I keep thinking it’s new.

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I wrenched on cars for around 6 years when carburetors away I wrenched on semi’s for 25+ years. Now I remanufacture large hydraulic cylinders. Can’t wait til April when i retire.

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Hell ya! Congrats!
I’m starting to feel like I will never get there. Lol

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Yes retirement is great but Im busier now that when I worked a 40hr week. Rebuilding cylinders thats a Large one Brother. Have wrenched on.my own and others forever its a nice hobby but I have really fell for this hobby, lol. I have a 68Thunderchicken, first yr for 429. 2door. Drive Tina alot more than the Bird, that one will eat the gas :fuelpump: lol



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I hear ya brother :beers:

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Pretty flowers! I’m not in flower yet but getting close.

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They are all beautiful they were in my garden the big one is a Sniper and the other is on OGK From ILGM

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I started out working on big trucks and heavy equipment.
It must have been funny as hell watching 18 yr old me wrapping track on a Cat D9, I weigh about 135lb and am about 5.5ft tall. Got out of that after a year or so.
I went to automotive repair because I could work inside and my tools didn’t outweigh me.
I worked on a lot of 8 ball imports.


Those were actually super fun to drive. A little strange to work on but bad.

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Did a ton of work rebuilding hybrid batteries for several years.
Now I’m in a little shop that works on everything.

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There we go all day long Brother.
Fairys Wear Boots
Heres my 2 babys


Just have fixing things in my blood.

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I rebuild a few small cylinders at work now and then, nothing that big. Pretty cool!

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That one really isn’t that big as it is long weighs 23,500#s 17" bore

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Its interesting to read about others experiences or what they do or have done, I know theres a lot of skilled Growmies on here for sure.

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Well, after mucking with the microscope I have decided to let the autos ride out another week. Truthfully I was planning on chopping sooner for 2 reasons, the first being I want to try out my new sh!t!! and secondly, the photos that are rooming with are getting a bit rowdy. I’ll have to get creative when I flip them. When I started all this and they were all just babies, the inside of the tent seemed massive. Now I have to fight the buggers back in when I open it. This should interesting. :thinking:

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Got lucky yesterday. The storm knocked the power off around 3 pm.
The girls were sleeping, with the “cold” front and it being overcast my house stayed in the mid 70s till around 9 pm when the power was back.
I can run the lights and fans via the generator if need be but not the AC.
I do believe on my next grow I going to try to not have as many plants during the mid July- August horse crap weather.

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Another test run from one of the Afghans.

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