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Re: did you ever have a job that just went badly?


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Posted by MDFJ on April 13, 2016 at 22:58:57 from (50.203.99.102):

In Reply to: did you ever have a job that just went badly? posted by chuck2015 on April 12, 2016 at 13:07:36:

I can say In my life time I've made a allot of MISTAKES! As I was told if you break a tool!! TELL SOMEBODY !

Don't hide it!! It was my dad that told me that A long , time ago!!!! I have this still today in the work field ( Hide It) and don't understand people?? Are The people Scarred??? OF WHAT???

As I always say. What's going to happen?? As the Carpenter said above, you make a mistake you fix it! He know's if the foundation is not level!!! It will haunt you to all way to the roof!!! Very true!

Refer Man and I worked on allot of different Machines.

we used to pump them down and blow the refrigerant to the atmosphere ( 100 Lbs.R-12 PER. Unit). A NO NO Now. you probably don't know back in 1987, DuPont lost their Patent to Manuf. R-12. ( They came up with, 134, 134,1, 134,B Before 134 A) That's when P.A.G.Oil was introrduced.

Just A heads Up, It took them a few years to come up with 134-A

Now it was a Temp. Patent for 10 years and is going expire!

They didn't want any third world county's to be able to make it.

So the E.P.A. get's involved. Now it's the OZONE Hole as we know. It's Still there!

Dumb jobs I got one, Have you ever pulled the Emergency brake got out? Then the brake cable broke and the Vehicle rolled?? That was bad! Tried to stop it.(Wrong),

Younger then, I guess You can figure what happen's then.


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