ColinD
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Should I spend big Baileigh bucks on some rebranded Chinese junk instead?Well there's your problem.![]()

Should I spend big Baileigh bucks on some rebranded Chinese junk instead?Well there's your problem.![]()

You got something to offer him if he comes to fabtech?Well there's your problem.![]()
Yes!You got something to offer him if he comes to fabtech?
How about American made instead?Should I spend big Baileigh bucks on some rebranded Chinese junk instead?![]()
You feeling ok? We all need more tools. Fabtech is a hoot. You get to mess with salesman that don't know their product.don't need much else currently.
I thought about a Citation...
then I did the July monthly finances
One for speeding, and the other for what - parking?And settled on two citations?


Last summer cmi reconfigured some of the taxiways. They brought in a concrete crushing machine and parked it right behind my hangar. Even inside the closed hangar my poor airplane turned gray every time they ran it.I spent a couple hours cleaning construction dust/dirt off of my plane. Where I had it tied down, the airport is constructing a new large taxiway - so they've been doing road grading construction within 25 yard of the tie-down area. So, two days ago I moved to another airport and put the Coupe in a hangar. Today I went to begin the cleaning process. It's not a hard job - just a bit tedious.
why don't you hear people say they pulled a front muscle?Pulled a muscle in my back doing what I call boat yoga, contorting yourself to reach failed parts of engines that were likely installed before the entire deck of vessel.
As long as no parts fell out, I think you should be OK. (Spoken as an IT guy, not a doctor...)While visiting my AF son, I went with him to watch him do his workout on Base. As he was finishing, he was deadlifting 415 lbs, and I joked that it didn’t look that heavy. He then suggested I give it a try, never thinking I could lift it for a full rep. (Me neither) But to my surprise, I did it. I think my funeral will be Wednesday…..
You being an IT guy, I would have thought you'd be better at math.As long as no parts fell out, I think you should be OK. (Spoken as an IT guy, not a doctor...)
Coincidentally, today I unloaded 450 lbs of pavers, 16 at 30 lbs each. It took me exactly 16 trips from the truck, and yes, again, I'm a baby. But no parts fell out!
Argued with a guy who was telling me that using runway six when winds are 070 @3 is the wrong runway to use. “But 24 is the active!”
"Argued with a guy..." - I hope you didn't more than a couple of minutes before either he realized his error or you realize the futlity...
3.5 in a Coupe. Good thing one can fly “open cockpit”Logged 3.5 - it's been a loooong time since I've done that. Flew to a former airport to pick up a buddy. Then he and I did some coastal Delaware flying. Then we had lunch and I flew home. Visibility sucked today but it was smooth. Likely by mid-week the air will be messed up with the proximity of Hurricane Erin - and that's why I moved to the airport where I have a hangar.

I blame the time I spent studying engineering... 15, 16, 220, 221, whatever it takes.You being an IT guy, I would have thought you'd be better at math.![]()
Actually, that type of math is for accountants who want to keep their job.I blame the time I spent studying engineering... 15, 16, 220, 221, whatever it takes.
Argued with a guy who was telling me that using runway 24 when winds were 60@3 is the wrong runway to use. "But 6 is the active"Argued with a guy who was telling me that using runway six when winds are 070 @3 is the wrong runway to use. “But 24 is the active!”
2 + 2 = whatever you want it to beActually, that type of math is for accountants who want to keep their job.
Hmmm this sounds oddly familiar….Argued with a guy who was telling me that using runway 24 when winds were 60@3 is the wrong runway to use. "But 6 is the active"
Yup, and it was HOT today. I/we only had the canopy closed for takeoff with two of us on board.3.5 in a Coupe. Good thing one can fly “open cockpit”![]()