Ya know Oldtanker, Old may be like a lot of us in that he can only work a couple hours and then has to stop. Not many companies are willing to hire someone that can only work a little without stopping. I'm 70 and retired but do have a small VA check coming in because I was on tank tables supporting tankers with an M88 and the noise ruined my hearing. I have COPD and can't do the work I want too or used to but I'll be damned if I'm going to harp about anybody that can do a little bit even if it's at home on the farm. At least he is trying and that's a lot more than I can say fort some of the folks around here that won't do anything. You and I don't know and will never know what pain someone else is having, so please lay off him. I don't now you and you don't know me, but it seems you get a lot of enjoyment from just keeping needling him. You can post what ever you want, it's your right I suppose but it isn't needed here at least he helps a lot pf folks with his wisdom.
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