Where is everyone #5

You too 51!

 

Keep an eye in the sky, and your hat low. I hate to be wandering around Kansas lookin for ya

 

Resist the urge to bump the pump timing a half a hole like you hear people talk. It will run like a raped ape, but no more than a year before you’ll be pulling pistons out in pieces.

 

Hey @wore out are the river ports pretty much shut down from high water?

 

Ours are yes sir.

 

Going to be 96 here by the end of the week. I guess that means it summertime

 

No departure, just don't have time to keep up.

 

+1 on this.

A few years ago, I tapped a UPS package car. This happened on private property so didn't involve police, but speaks to why we take pictures and write a report. He zipped around behind me in a loading zone, on the blind side, while I was backing to a door with the 4 ways on. The damage was one golf ball size ding where one of my door hinges connected with the upper rub rail on the side of brown. I took a bunch of photos, drew a diagram, and included all that in a written report. The UPS driver's supervisor came out, looked it over, and declared no harm done - that's what rub rails are for. Didn't hear any more.

Then a few months later I get a phone call from the insurance company that handles UPS claims, asking if I want to pay their $1,700 body work claim with a check or use a card over the phone. LOL. I said send me your report and pictures first.

She did so. The same package car (probably same driver) had got up on a curb or post and tore up the side of the van body pretty good. I replied with my own report, which included pictures of the matching number package car with no damage in that spot after I bumped it. I never heard another word from them about it. The (probably former) UPS driver had messed up a 2nd time and tried to pin me with the damage.

 

No

 

Excellent catch Red. Tons of snakes out there. Pics, pics, pics.

You and your boss are in the same team on this one @Rugerfan.....