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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 06:13:16

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Mornin',

What we gonna hash over today? :>)

If somebody doesn't hurry up and get a super volatile subject going, I might have to break down, go outside and do some actual bone fide work! Hurry! :>(

Allan

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Glenn F.

02-12-2006 12:40:28

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Allan in NE, 02-12-2006 06:13:16

How much HP is that 806 engine in your Hydro 70? Glenn F.

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 14:02:06

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Glenn F., 02-12-2006 12:40:28

Darned if I know. Should be somewhere between 60 or 70 hadn't it?

Allan

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Hugh MacKay

02-12-2006 07:54:52

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Allan in NE, 02-12-2006 06:13:16

Allan: I've already been out and done some of that actual work. Wife believed I may have shut one of the cats in my shop yesterday after having tractor out. Those damn cats go in there while I have the big door open, then hide as I back the tractor in. She knows cat's lives are in danger if they sleep on and leave cat hair on the tractor seat. My shop is off limits to cats.

I went out this morning, couldn't see any cats, but given their ability to hide, I decided to start 140 as I wanted to check timing advance sometime any how. Plus with nothing but man doors at each end open, cats soon leave, with a tractor running in there.

140 timing advance has been corrected, never did see a cat, but then they can move fast.

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730 virgil

02-12-2006 10:27:25

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Hugh MacKay, 02-12-2006 07:54:52

we have a tom cat that sits on cover of waterer to get his feet warm when is cold one day he and female cat had hissy fit as she wanted there and otie had beat her too it
i had a good laugh about it

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Stickler

02-13-2006 18:43:14

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to 730 virgil, 02-12-2006 10:27:25

I missed one of my barn cats the other day by a hair's breadth. Most cats'll run away from machinery, but not this one, she chases it. anyway, rear mount snowblower on the 2N, very nearly ran over her and made catsoup! She was about 1/8" from the rotor when I got stopped.

You must be bored, next thing you'll mention ampacity again!

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DRL

02-12-2006 06:59:01

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Allan in NE, 02-12-2006 06:13:16

Well, what did ya decide on that old grain truck? Haven't heard anything on that recently.

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 07:17:42

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to DRL, 02-12-2006 06:59:01

Mornin',

I think the old gal will do all I need for my little toy-farm operation.

Did a little more nosin' around on it yesterday and it seems like it is at least "functional".

Haven't bought it yet tho.

Allan

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 07:14:42

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to DRL, 02-12-2006 06:59:01

Mornin',

I think the old gal will do all I need for my little toy-farm operation.

Did a little more nosin' around on it yesterday and it seems like it is at least "functional".

Haven't bought it yet tho.

Allan

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Coloken

02-12-2006 06:35:55

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Allan in NE, 02-12-2006 06:13:16

a volatile subject Allan???? If that is a Gateway computer you are getting,have them include an extra power supply. Standard ones don't fit and I have seen many quit.

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 06:53:06

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Coloken, 02-12-2006 06:35:55

LOL! I hear that!

A few years ago, we ordered a monster (at the time) 850XL. I told Susan to go ahead and get the high-end machine, but no. She just had to save a grand and bought the cheaper second level.

Darned thing has eaten a power supply, two video cards, a video tree, a mother board and one modem. Plus, it is the slowest swapping devil I've ever seen. I just don't think that dude was ever meant to run.

I've got it all rebuilt and setting here on emergency standby, but it really doesn't have my full confidence. :>)

Aw well, such is the business.

Allan

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 06:50:06

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Coloken, 02-12-2006 06:35:55

LOL! I hear that!

A few years ago, we ordered a monster (at the time) 850XL. I told Susan to go ahead and get the high-end machine, but no. She just had to save a grand and bought the cheaper second level.

I've got it all rebuilt and setting here on emergency standby, but it really doesn't have my full confidence. :>)

Aw well, such is the business.

Allan

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Robhkent

02-12-2006 06:23:42

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Allan in NE, 02-12-2006 06:13:16

Allan:

Not controversial...

Thought I would let you know about a recent Dell server experience since you are in the Inet business. 2 weeks ago Monday I went to work and discovered our mail gateway was down. It is one of those little 1u dell servers. Long and short of it, Dell sends couries with parts, up and going less than 4hrs later.

Dell occasionally gets a bad rap on service on the consumer side, but the business service is fantastic!

Rob

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Allan in NE

02-12-2006 06:36:55

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Re: Alright You Guys in reply to Robhkent, 02-12-2006 06:23:42

Yes Sir,

You make one heck of a good point and that's why I've always stayed with the high-end stuff.

Gateway does that too; they'll fly the tech right to your door with the repairs if it is needed.

Trouble is, writing that first check. Kinda makes your ears bleed and yer eyes lock back in your head. :>)

Allan

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