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OK WHO SPIKED HIS PHOO? HE"S BEING NICE anyways dropped the slushbox out of the truck yesterday ,getting ready to put the gear jammer in and i found out that i hadnt thought far enough ahead to get the longer flywheel bolts at 12:45 in the aafernoon
so now i'v go to find some
oh well its only money ,or as i tell my mom"i can work on the truck or give you grand babies ,pick one"

so now i'v go to find some
oh well its only money ,or as i tell my mom"i can work on the truck or give you grand babies ,pick one"
I wish I was as fine, as those who work the pipeline!
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G'day all,
FWIW Blake, I would like to see a write up w/ pics. I hate my stock radio, the wifey has blown two of the speakers so here pretty quick I am gonna need to tear into it.
Broke out the shot guns and pistols last night. Got a little weapons training from my nephew. Now I am shootin a 4" group at 70' with my .40 baretta. Which for some is lousy, but for me is the best I've ever done.
Swept up a bit in here, bi pile of what appears to be Llama hair in the corner, where the dragon used to be.
Furball, sorry to hear about the 'pigs'. Tim, good to hear you are, well at least in theory, more beautiful today, Scotty, sounds as though things are getting better with the legs, Bulgaria??? Really?? Rick, Sorry can't do much about the smell - you just gonna have to like it


Ya'll have yourselves a great day now.
Dixie cup - snort, snicker, tee hee
FWIW Blake, I would like to see a write up w/ pics. I hate my stock radio, the wifey has blown two of the speakers so here pretty quick I am gonna need to tear into it.
Broke out the shot guns and pistols last night. Got a little weapons training from my nephew. Now I am shootin a 4" group at 70' with my .40 baretta. Which for some is lousy, but for me is the best I've ever done.
Swept up a bit in here, bi pile of what appears to be Llama hair in the corner, where the dragon used to be.
Furball, sorry to hear about the 'pigs'. Tim, good to hear you are, well at least in theory, more beautiful today, Scotty, sounds as though things are getting better with the legs, Bulgaria??? Really?? Rick, Sorry can't do much about the smell - you just gonna have to like it


Ya'll have yourselves a great day now.
Dixie cup - snort, snicker, tee hee
Hey y'all !!! You guys all sound like you have been industrious this weekend ... please stop ... I feel like such a bum as it is !! hahaha
Took Mrs. Pistol to work with me in the new hotrod this morning to check on things with my contractors. Nice breakfast, a fast blast down the freeway and a slow cruise through the country to the house. Doesn't get much better than that.
So ... who wants to mow the lawn for me ?? .... never mind .. the teenager is looking too comfortable.
Y'all keep it safe out there.
Cheers,
PISTOL
Took Mrs. Pistol to work with me in the new hotrod this morning to check on things with my contractors. Nice breakfast, a fast blast down the freeway and a slow cruise through the country to the house. Doesn't get much better than that.
So ... who wants to mow the lawn for me ?? .... never mind .. the teenager is looking too comfortable.
Y'all keep it safe out there.
Cheers,
PISTOL
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From: Home: Kaplan, LA - Pipelining In: Pecos, Tx
Proprietor of Fiver's Inn and Hospitality Center
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From: Sarasota, Florida

Oh well, just have to get used to it or else bust up your other LEGG. Good day so far, but rain on the way in. Must be summer in Florida. Been weird this year - - have not had those rains with cats and dogs on one corner and the sun on the other corner. Something wrong.
OK, gunna run - - have a gudurn,
Bobby

Thank you sir. Great pics! They sure do clear a wide enough area, don't they? What is that, like 100'? And what happens when they have to cross that stream? Do they dig under it?
Better than yesterday at least. Changed the fuel filter and screen on the International as per Tim's instructions. It actually started and ran after I was finished too! 'Course, I ain't taken it down the road yet either. And I installed, removed and re-installed the fuel filter about 4 times before I realized it was on correctly... the fuel filter mount that attaches to the block and the actual fuel filter to gasket area are on 2 different angles. Makes it look like the filter is cross threaded when you step back and look at it. Messed with it for about 1/2 an hour before I remembered I messed with it for about 1/2 an hour the last time I went thru this too.
Someday I'll get smart... and let someone ELSE do it! 
Hi Bob.
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From: Home: Kaplan, LA - Pipelining In: Pecos, Tx
Yea, we just dig down. The pipe has to have a minimum of 4ft of cover below the mudline of the stream. The stream will have temporary dams put in place, the pipe ditch dug and pipe lowered in and tied in. Stream will then be restored. This is a FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) aka Big Brother run job. They regulate environmental concern in the petrochemical industry. You would not believe the hoops that must be jumped through for something as simple as crossing that creek. Soil segregation, sediment and erosion control. Silt containment fences with hay bale reinforcements. Reseeding and vegetation rehabilitation. Temporary flumes if the stream will be closed for more than 24hrs.... etc.
Actually this is a 200ft Right of Way. We normally work on 75 to 100ft but we are putting three lines in on this one spaced 50ft apart, so its a lot wider.
Yea, we just dig down. The pipe has to have a minimum of 4ft of cover below the mudline of the stream. The stream will have temporary dams put in place, the pipe ditch dug and pipe lowered in and tied in. Stream will then be restored. This is a FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) aka Big Brother run job. They regulate environmental concern in the petrochemical industry. You would not believe the hoops that must be jumped through for something as simple as crossing that creek. Soil segregation, sediment and erosion control. Silt containment fences with hay bale reinforcements. Reseeding and vegetation rehabilitation. Temporary flumes if the stream will be closed for more than 24hrs.... etc.
Yea, we just dig down. The pipe has to have a minimum of 4ft of cover below the mudline of the stream. The stream will have temporary dams put in place, the pipe ditch dug and pipe lowered in and tied in. Stream will then be restored. This is a FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) aka Big Brother run job. They regulate environmental concern in the petrochemical industry. You would not believe the hoops that must be jumped through for something as simple as crossing that creek. Soil segregation, sediment and erosion control. Silt containment fences with hay bale reinforcements. Reseeding and vegetation rehabilitation. Temporary flumes if the stream will be closed for more than 24hrs.... etc.

One more question; why are only some sections of pipeline completed with big gaps between them? I would have thought you'd work one end towards the other.
Well I'm glad you're glad!
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From: Home: Kaplan, LA - Pipelining In: Pecos, Tx
Interesting. I remember working adjacent to streams when I was doing excavation and know all the environmental stuff I had to go thru, I can only imagine what your case must be like. I never really disturbed the waterway, you're digging it up!
One more question; why are only some sections of pipeline completed with big gaps between them? I would have thought you'd work one end towards the other.
One more question; why are only some sections of pipeline completed with big gaps between them? I would have thought you'd work one end towards the other.
It would take forever to do it all at one time.
This being nice and group hug and Kumbaya crap is for the birds....
Resume with our normal behavior!
Much MUCH better. Almost done the antibiotics, no splint, no bandages and almost all the crud/scabs are gone. I made it up the stairs a few times yesterday without being in crawl mode or hanging on to the rail...Actually stood upright and made it just fine.
Afternoon to y'all Fixed my friends trailer wiring and then sat under the big spruce trees in the shade and watched the north side 6ft high fence go up...all done...looks real good.
The LEGG is responding well...slow but steady. Nice for a change.
Huh?
Whats up or down? Do you feel...'out of sync'? I hate that feeling...when things are just...off. Over the yrs I have learned to recognize it and when I get into that kind of funk...I back off on any major decisions. You gettin knee surgery soon?
Lary and I can come down and assist with the procedure.
I have exceeded my multi quote limit for the year.
Afternoon to y'all Fixed my friends trailer wiring and then sat under the big spruce trees in the shade and watched the north side 6ft high fence go up...all done...looks real good.
Whats up or down? Do you feel...'out of sync'? I hate that feeling...when things are just...off. Over the yrs I have learned to recognize it and when I get into that kind of funk...I back off on any major decisions. You gettin knee surgery soon?
Lary and I can come down and assist with the procedure.

I have exceeded my multi quote limit for the year.












