Turbs3000

I would trade you my F150 for it but I'm assuming that's not the type of trade your looking for. GLWS had a buddy have to do this recently, gotta be a tough scenario.

Our Company gets it's standard items through Columbus Pipe as they are downtown and we are as well. Anything that we have specific dimensions we want cut or fab'd we go through Blackwood.

I move to Michigan (ok maybe I'm not that dumb) they give me a Tesla. People looking for a Tesla call me and test drive my personal vehicle. I collect commission on sales, profit.

The Columbus locations should start advertising in Michigan. Or offering delivery and do the whole thing over the phone.

Are they asking you to sign anything that you can't claim any future pain?

Just the other day I saw 2 on 270. both were black one with Ohio tags the other with Michigan tags. Got on in Grove City and went up past Hilliard.

Doc does free bike winter storage at the hang out.

KBB lists it at like 13k private party for what that's worth... but yes all cars in general have crazy pricing now a days, even on fully depreciated vehicles...

5.4 V8?

Are you currently metering the water used on the lawn and reporting it to the city or is that what you want to start doing?

So It may be a little early to start talking winter but I was curious as to how everyone who does snow removal is doing? Personally we have seen salt pricing jump nearly 40% and most places now have rules in place that you have to prepay the whole seasons salt up front. Also, with last years winter being so good to the snow removal industry we have noticed a major influx in the "everyone with a truck thinks they can make a quick buck" crowd all hoping into the market this year. What have you seen?

I've always rented an apartment garage in dublin. 50/mo, free electric, only I can access it. So while I'd rather spend a little less, I appreciate it being somewhere safe and quite for only $50

Anyone watching/planning on hoping on the Netflix spiral? 100pt drop makes me interested. Feels like a lot of fear on a company doubling it's rev over past 12 months.

Also, if you aren't the resume type you can come down and apply in person. M-F 8-5 561 Short St Columbus, OH 43215

I'd sell the rad even for just $100 or so just to get it outta my garage. The tricky part is that it's not for a common car.

Haha ya my fault for not getting back to it but ya that would be awesome thanks

Can't edit it but water heater and tahoe bump are sold. Should anyone know somewhere I can take this extra radiator that my just pay a bit of cash so I can be done with it I'd appreciate that aswell.

A buzz box would be 220v right? That's kinda my issue is I don't have a 220 anywhere near by

All sold lock er up please

Bump

Have the showings provided you any kind of feedback? I would have expected more info out of those as to if it's location, wallpaper, price or what those 30 people have thought...

I'm feeling sick already...

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/Turbs3000/20141008_182301_zps1115a3a3.jpg Here is the back panel

Haha, thought the same thing...

hey guys, my work is looking for 2 full-time mechanics. I've never worked in a shop but from my time hanging out over there it seems to be a solid environment. Most of the guys over there are a bunch of good ole boys. JOB 1: in our Downtown Columbus shop. 95% of the job is PM's on the company owned fleet. Looking for someone that plans to stay awhile, not flighty guys that get itchy for a change every few years. Pay is based on experience with normally lots of OT opportunities. if I had to throw a number out I would say +/- 40k-ish. Most of the vehicles are special to our business so it will be a lot of hands on learning but nothing seems too wild. No fab or welding experience needed. This would be primarily doing just preventative maintenance on a 40ish vehicle fleet. No internal engine work. Experience with large vehicles 15,000GVW trucks preferred but not expected. JOB 2: Looking for a tech that will go out to customers sites and work on their sweepers and scrubbers on site and at our facility. experience in this field is not expected but experience with small engine equipment is a plus. The most important part of this job is being someone that can present themselves in the proper manner while on customer property. 2nd most important is mechanical ability and willingness to learn new units etc. Service van and what not would be provided by us. This job would pay a bit more then the first I believe. benefits, raises, retirement, tool allowance, etc, etc... More then welcome to reference me or PM with questions and I'll answer what I can. Probably best to email me your resume and I'll walk it to the Ops manager. Turbitt.1@outlook.com Thanks, Matt T