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Posted by Joe (Wa) on December 19, 2003 at 16:56:25 from (65.126.49.70):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: How to approach people about tractors posted by big fred on December 19, 2003 at 14:17:12:
Yeah Fred but you�re living over there where these people are coming from. I didn't mean land here is cheap, they just think us dumb hicks are going to sell it CHEAP. I live on the Bolton peninsula near Quilcene. Lot of retired Boeing people in this area. I ran into a Boeing engineer out on the Coyle building a two story house, all by himself, framing with big heavy beams. He was about done with the 1st story and had built a home made hoist (gas power, if I remember right) to lift the beams up to the 2nd story. The hoist was ingenious, beautiful actually. I am a retired marine engr and it gave me a lot of respect for you guys that build them airyplanes, leastwise, if you are in his class. Joe
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