TOP: And it doesn't leave that pesky residue on the parts either.

 

Closes fingers on upturned fist leaving a single digit pointing upward as a visual reference for the dieseldude ;D

 

(receives visual reference from top)<br><br>Got him good!!! ;D ;D<br><br>Hey top, you got two of those?

 

[quote author=dieseldude4x4 link=board=10;threadid=5736;start=30#51365 date=1034339095]<br>(receives visual reference from top)<br><br>Got him good!!! ;D ;D<br><br>Hey top, you got two of those?<br>[/quote]<br><br>Better stick with one, I don't want to put you visual overload this morning ;D Is always ready to help out a buddy :

 

Top, that visual aid you sent to dieseldude probably makes him think he is number one

 

Huey: Thats why I asked if he had two of them.

 

Hey top: just went down staris to the money printer. What kinda beverages ya want?

 

Also doubles as a fine parts cleaning solvent ;D<br><br>Hey Top,<br><br>You ever try that stuff in a power washer? Back when we deactivated the 11th ACR in Germany, we had to pull the engines out of the armor vehicles and powerwash everything for USDA import inspection. We tried all kinds of solvents. Simplegreen was the best we could find.

 

I remember them pulling the deuce and a halfs up on some real steep ramps to be able to steam clean them real well before we loaded them on the Iwo and brought them back. That was a nasty job.

 

[quote author=RTO link=board=10;threadid=5736;start=30#51506 date=1034353632]<br> Also doubles as a fine parts cleaning solvent ;D<br><br>Hey Top,<br><br>You ever try that stuff in a power washer? Back when we deactivated the 11th ACR in Germany, we had to pull the engines out of the armor vehicles and powerwash everything for USDA import inspection. We tried all kinds of solvents. Simplegreen was the best we could find. <br>[/quote]<br><br>Yes sir! I have taken many a rifle packed in grease wrap and used it first. Can sure speed up the time necessary to clean em up

 

Hey top: I think the field is turning into the bottomless truck and camper sucking clay pit I warned you all about. It's raining like a double bladdered cow doing you know what on a flat rock here.

 

I remember them pulling the deuce and a halfs up on some real steep ramps to be able to steam clean them real well before we loaded them on the Iwo and brought them back. That was a nasty job.<br><br>The rainsuits were pretty worthless sitting in an engine compartment with a power washer at full blast. Then try to get the rainsuit clean for a turn-in.<br><br>Anyway ...to the topic. Answering phones, some data entry, clerical, and radio operations. Getting ready to go home now.

 

[quote author=dieseldude4x4 link=board=10;threadid=5736;start=30#51568 date=1034359255]<br>Hey top: I think the field is turning into the bottomless truck and camper sucking clay pit I warned you all about. It's raining like a double bladdered cow doing you know what on a flat rock here.<br>[/quote]<br><br>Yep kind of late in the year I guess for a really succesful get together. I bet we could pack that sucker full in a warm dry month

 

OH well, who ever shows will and who ever don't won't. We'll try again later.

 

top: I got a 20 gauge Rossi DB with rabbit ears I may need re-blued. Interested? Maybe I'll bring it up some week end for a get away. Probably ain't worth much but I like havin it around. It's kinda cute for sure.