[Tr-gang] That was odd
Keptin Komrade Dr. BobWrench III esq.
bownes@web9.com
Mon, 08 Mar 2004 13:12:02 -0500
Must be conservation of chaos. I went out to the garage to work on the
FV last weekend and had to get the furnace started, which required going
into the house, starting the oil pump, going out to the garage, moving
the GT6, moving the lawn tractor (which was later used to jump start the
MR2) burning out whatever had nested in the combustion chamber of the
furnace, starting the MR2, moving the trailer, driving the MR2 out,
putting the trailer back, moving the TR6 to get the hoist out, putting
it back in place, unloading the FV, finding a place to put all the FV
body panels, all before pulling the engine, normally a 45 minute
procedure....
Mark J. Bradakis wrote:
> As I've mentioned before Killer is down at the shop getting fussed
> over before the first IVR race at the end of the month. And you may
> remember I've made some comments about cleaning up the shop.
>
> So I'm down there this evening working on stuff, and need to do some
> welding on the revised seat bracket design. I walked the 12 feet or so
> over to the welder, rolled it next to bench where I was working, and
> started welding. Nothing odd about that, right?
>
> Months ago, moving the welder would have required handling at least
> a dozen items, most more than once, like those little puzzles where there
> is only one empty square, and you have to shuffle the numbers one at a time
> this way and that to get the desired results. But today the job didn't
> require a half hour to create a spot to work, and then another half hour
> getting the tools in the right place. It was kind of a strange feeling,
> maybe I'll get used to it!
>
> mjb.
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