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Old 01-05-2012, 10:01 AM
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Thanks. Cant beat mandatory OT, right Mike?

Well, I dont feel comfortable talking about Where I will be working when its dealing with firearms on a open forum.
So I wont be broadcasting that, but its a nice lil place and it allows me to work with my hand doing something I enjoy.
And the best part (besides the $$) its going to only be like a 40 mile /1 hr drive round trip, for me from now on. Where as I had a 90 mile / 3hour drive at my last job.
Old 01-05-2012, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by DocOrng XJ
Thanks. Cant beat mandatory OT, right Mike?

Well, I dont feel comfortable talking about Where I will be working when its dealing with firearms on a open forum.
So I wont be broadcasting that, but its a nice lil place and it allows me to work with my hand doing something I enjoy.
And the best part (besides the $$) its going to only be like a 40 mile /1 hr drive round trip, for me from now on. Where as I had a 90 mile / 3hour drive at my last job.
All depends, mandantory O/T ALWAYS pops up when I have a jeep thing going
Congrats on the job Wished they would have called you on mine, you could have had all of the O/T, I wouldn't have complained
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Thanks mike. Now i can get those parts from ya finally. And I can drive myself to the next trail.

I wish they would of called too but maybe next time.
well they say mandatory but its more of a "we really want you to but if you have plans maybe next week..."

My first day they asked me if I wanted to make some money and when I wanted a day off and i said I dont want a day off, so Ive they put on the books for 16hours of OT for this week, thats not including if i come in early or stay later or if someone calls out and they need a fill in .
Oh and of course all breaks/lunch are paid no clocking out for it.

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Originally Posted by DocOrng XJ
Thanks mike. Now i can get those parts from ya finally. And I can drive myself to the next trail.

well they say mandatory but its more of a "we really want you to but if you have plans maybe next week..."

My first day they asked me if I wanted to make some money and when I wanted a day off and i said I dont want a day off, so Ive they put on the books for 16hours of OT for this week, thats not including if i come in early or stay later or if someone calls out and they need a fill in .
Oh and of course all breaks/lunch are paid no clocking out for it.
You want the whole list, or bits and pieces??? I get confused easily
Guess that means you're going to Rausch in 2 weeks ?!?
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Go Doc! Good to hear.

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Mike,
I'll let you decide. Either the $50 or $100 or something in between depending on what you can find. I can technically do either list now (not including the doors and brush guard lol)

RC still might be out for me though unless 2 things happens
1) someone from here can talk my GF into it - my gf is still hesitant after Pudgy almost rolled his vehicle on Trails lol
2) I get those parts installed before then

Thanks Clown
Darn it I was hoping for that.
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found the kit i want... free shipping... w00t....

http://claytonoffroad.com/product_in...roducts_id/348

and yes it has the tracbar mount pulltabmike... lol
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
You better have a turbo heater going All the tools I need to do a lift are in the back of my jeep.
So I have to ask. Exactly what tools are needed?
I'm going to attempt installing my lift this weekend and I'm looking for a good write up.

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Anyone know a good place to get steel around bowie/college park? for making bumpers and what not
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Good news Doc. I'm glad you got something closer to you. You'll miss me getting on your case I'm sure. Lol.
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Originally Posted by brian0128
So I have to ask. Exactly what tools are needed?
I'm going to attempt installing my lift this weekend and I'm looking for a good write up.
I have all the tools we'll need Brian - trust me

on that note did you get shims with your kit? Ones we need to install? If so we need longer center pins? I pass an Ace Hardware on my way home I could stop by it if need be - just would need to know the size needed.
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Originally Posted by DocOrng XJ
Mike,
I'll let you decide. Either the $50 or $100 or something in between depending on what you can find. I can technically do either list now (not including the doors and brush guard lol)

RC still might be out for me though unless 2 things happens
1) someone from here can talk my GF into it - my gf is still hesitant after Pudgy almost rolled his vehicle on Trails lol
2) I get those parts installed before then

Thanks Clown
Darn it I was hoping for that.
well Im first to comment after 5000
Doc,
How can we go without your medical and recovery expertise?!? Think about it, I'm a walking medical emergency
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Originally Posted by dukie564
I have all the tools we'll need Brian - trust me

on that note did you get shims with your kit? Ones we need to install? If so we need longer center pins? I pass an Ace Hardware on my way home I could stop by it if need be - just would need to know the size needed.
you wanna help me with mine lol ive done 3 inch lift kits... never a 4.5" long arm... not gonna lie, thinking bout doing it myself scares me... mainly because i dont have a vehicle lift...
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found the kit i want... free shipping... w00t....

http://claytonoffroad.com/product_in...roducts_id/348

and yes it has the tracbar mount pulltabmike... lol
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Originally Posted by pulltabmike
you might be my go to guy for the welding... my buddy who welds is a bit, how would you say... flakey. i just need to find someone who either a.) has a car lift or b.) can jack up the jeep high enough for us to work on (im leaning towards a more cause i have a phobia of going under vehicles on jacks/jackstands since that one time a 94 suburban almost took my arm off...)

also (since you are UBER far away from me) if i have to take it to a shop to get it welded... how can i find out if the guy can even weld? i dont want a bunch of boogers...


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