Posted by B-maniac on March 09, 2008 at 18:33:11 from (207.241.137.117):
In Reply to: Every Body Has Money posted by Dick L on March 09, 2008 at 10:01:23:
Exactly the same as my first compressor. Used it for 7 or 8 yrs till it finally puked. 1981 sold a Trans-Am that I built from a total,used the profit ($1700) to buy a new Ingersol Rand 5hp/80 gal 2stage industrial (type 30 pump). Used it to make a living for a lot of yrs. Havn't had to do anything but routine maint. in all these yrs. Best investment I ever made. Still have AND use the first spray gun I ever owned (Binks 69) only rebuilt once. Same story with National Detroit DA sander , air board sander and B/D 10amp 3000 rpm buffer. What really bothers me is the steady stream of gas price complainers turning into and spending their "gas" money at the "Native American" casino 2 miles from me in central MI. Maybe the indians aren't as mentally challenged as we thought. They are buying back 1000,s of acres of white man land useing white man money dropped into a slot in a stupid machine with a computer chip that says "you loose" 80% of the time. So you see it isn't only the foriegners buying out our country , the very people us smart "white people" stole the land from in the first place are useing our very own money to buy it back. IN OTHER WORDS WE ARE GIVING OUR LAND TO THEM!!!!!
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