Midwest TMS'ers General Communication Thread
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Man go to work and you guys are talking about Crap in my Backyard and went I come home its all about RailRoads.
We deal with NS railway for all our steel. We get a train in everyday except Christmas. They keep 2 sets of Power on our site just for us. I also ran the small internal Engines on site to move the steel to its proper location.
We deal with NS railway for all our steel. We get a train in everyday except Christmas. They keep 2 sets of Power on our site just for us. I also ran the small internal Engines on site to move the steel to its proper location.
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Dont feel bad Dly. I leave for a couple days flying to Germany than Kuwait and crap hit the fan. Anyways, I am oin Frankfurt awaiting a flight in about an hour to Kuwait. It is so boring but the eye candy is nice here in Germany. 
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Only you could have found these Darrell.
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I did the dreaded spark plug removal on my car this morning, thankfully they all came out pretty easily. A few of them did squeak a bit on the way out, but they came out with no drama. I had to pick up some anti-sieze from the parts store, so it isn't totally done yet, but I'll finish that tomorrow and it'll be all good. 
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I did the dreaded spark plug removal on my car this morning, thankfully they all came out pretty easily. A few of them did squeak a bit on the way out, but they came out with no drama. I had to pick up some anti-sieze from the parts store, so it isn't totally done yet, but I'll finish that tomorrow and it'll be all good.
I remember how much I dreaded that job. Mine were the same. Breaking them loose seemed to be the scariest part. I think it calls for copper anti-seize or something with a higher heat tolerance if I remember right?
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Copper or Nickel antiseize will work fine. I also remember that butt hole puckering event.
I think that was worse than laying the jig saw to my hood!
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I did the dreaded spark plug removal on my car this morning, thankfully they all came out pretty easily. A few of them did squeak a bit on the way out, but they came out with no drama. I had to pick up some anti-sieze from the parts store, so it isn't totally done yet, but I'll finish that tomorrow and it'll be all good.
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