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Kev L wrote:

agentpineapple wrote:not if it rolls past me because I forgot to do the rear spindle nut up properly

Good point, well presented old chap.

Nah it wont roll past you. The nut will work loose & fall off & some miles later if the spindel moves it will fall out on one side only the wheel will turn & jam..locking up the rear in a huge skid. Chances are you wont hold it & will either low side or go straight on depending on spedd at time of lock up, angle of lean ect. Lets just hope its not on a mountain switch back with no barrier & a 1000' drop...

Now if the wheel fails...expect the same result...

a very cheerful explanation of my possible future.............not.........

Landing a new job

Went for the interview Monday afternoon, all went well and heard back from them today saying they want me to work for them, only downside is that for possibly for the next 12 months it's the late shift ill be working rather than a early late rota. But this could work out in the long run.

On the plus side, I'll be bringing home the same amount of money for spending 10 hours a week less at work

Which is handy with baby Kennedy on the way as it means an extra 2 hrs a day at home being able to watch her grow up they'll also provide me with a basic tool box, meaning I can bring the big green beast home, if I want to.

Still a few decisions to make and just waiting for a start date

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Shame your tool box won't fit in my garage

It'll fit in mine

Ckennedy wrote:Landing a new job

Went for the interview Monday afternoon, all went well and heard back from them today saying they want me to work for them, only downside is that for possibly for the next 12 months it's the late shift ill be working rather than a early late rota. But this could work out in the long run.

On the plus side, I'll be bringing home the same amount of money for spending 10 hours a week less at work

Which is handy with baby Kennedy on the way as it means an extra 2 hrs a day at home being able to watch her grow up they'll also provide me with a basic tool box, meaning I can bring the big green beast home, if I want to.

Still a few decisions to make and just waiting for a start date

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Well done mate . Are you in the same industry?

Ckennedy wrote:Landing a new job

Well done Chris
Congratulations!

getting a weeks holiday in Late march/eaarly April, might be able to fit 2 ski trips in yahoo, happy boy.

Watty wrote:

Ckennedy wrote:Landing a new job

Went for the interview Monday afternoon, all went well and heard back from them today saying they want me to work for them, only downside is that for possibly for the next 12 months it's the late shift ill be working rather than a early late rota. But this could work out in the long run.

On the plus side, I'll be bringing home the same amount of money for spending 10 hours a week less at work

Which is handy with baby Kennedy on the way as it means an extra 2 hrs a day at home being able to watch her grow up they'll also provide me with a basic tool box, meaning I can bring the big green beast home, if I want to.

Still a few decisions to make and just waiting for a start date

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Well done mate . Are you in the same industry?

Yes mate still working on trucks. This will be for BT. Mainly looking after there stuff along with a few outside contracts. Only 3miles closer than where I am at the Mo but a bit easier to get to a lot less hours

well done CK I've just Taken on 2 HGV Fitters today they both start 15 th Feb. I need 1 more for a full Team.

bigtwinthing wrote:getting a weeks holiday in Late march/eaarly April, might be able to fit 2 ski trips in yahoo, happy boy.

You'll get man flu !

Ckennedy wrote:Landing a new job

Went for the interview Monday afternoon, all went well and heard back from them today saying they want me to work for them, only downside is that for possibly for the next 12 months it's the late shift ill be working rather than a early late rota. But this could work out in the long run.

On the plus side, I'll be bringing home the same amount of money for spending 10 hours a week less at work

Which is handy with baby Kennedy on the way as it means an extra 2 hrs a day at home being able to watch her grow up they'll also provide me with a basic tool box, meaning I can bring the big green beast home, if I want to.

Still a few decisions to make and just waiting for a start date

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Congratulations.... hope all goes well

a close friend of mine suffered a stroke last week, today I heard he was able to move his right arm and hand ever so slightly, it's totally made my day.

agentpineapple wrote:a close friend of mine suffered a stroke last week, today I heard he was able to move his right arm and hand ever so slightly, it's totally made my day.

Excellent news Marty things like that put life into perspective

Good to hear marty. Hope your friend makes as gooder recovery as is possible