MikeinInd said: (quoted from post at 15:01:09 12/03/08) I know this isn't tractor related but this is the best place I know to ask. I'm one of the many people out of a job because of the dying RV market. Been out of a job since sept. actually. I'm qualified for the education plan they have here in Ind. where I can get help with training and schooling for a new career. Question is what. I've always had an idea about doing electrical work as being a good option. Any opinions on that? I've also thought about truck driving but I'm think of that as more of a fall back plan since its easy to get training through a company. Also thought about Diesel mechanic too. I'd like to hear any opinions, It looks like I'm open to most anything in a technical school maybe even something beyond that I'm not sure. I know I can count on you guys for good info thanks in advance. Mike.
I have been a electric lineman for many years.If you are not afraid of heights or electric power I say become a lineman.Check this website out www.powerlineman.com and look at the jobs that are out there.Good luck.coobie
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