Name- Morgan Leigh Holm
Length- 53 cm
Weight- 366 g
Proud (and exhausted) parents- John and Lizz holm
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New Installation In Leadville
Started by liftmech, Apr 19 2004 06:55 PM
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 06:55 PM
A 40-week building programme was completed on Saturday 17 April at 1559. Stats:
Name- Morgan Leigh Holm
Length- 53 cm
Weight- 366 g
Proud (and exhausted) parents- John and Lizz holm
Name- Morgan Leigh Holm
Length- 53 cm
Weight- 366 g
Proud (and exhausted) parents- John and Lizz holm
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 07:56 PM
Congrads John
BTW When is the first time on skies for the new addition?
jk
BTW When is the first time on skies for the new addition?
jk
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Posted 20 April 2004 - 02:27 PM
liftmech, on Apr 19 2004, 06:55 PM, said:
A 40-week building programme was completed on Saturday 17 April at 1559. Stats:
Name- Morgan Leigh Holm
Length- 53 cm
Weight- 366 g
Proud (and exhausted) parents- John and Lizz holm
Name- Morgan Leigh Holm
Length- 53 cm
Weight- 366 g
Proud (and exhausted) parents- John and Lizz holm
Congratulations~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice Sheaves!!!! :) : ) :) I hope mom didn't have too much of a breakover!
Steve Crutchfield
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 03:39 AM
NWS, on Apr 20 2004, 07:57 AM, said:
John, by the time they are 13-16, you will be looking like me... lacking hair.. :)
I'm already lacking hair :P
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 06:11 AM
Congratulations and best whishes to you and the other manufacture of your new unit!
What type of safety factor did you use on the rigging for this extraction?
Were hard hats required while working around the rigging?
I hope the new component is what you ordered and sees a long service life with little preventive maintenance.
Although not printed in the user's manual I have found these components run pretty much trouble free until about their 13 year.
The CPU sees some major changes do to aging; most can be dealt with at that time.
Service schools or seminars that have current information are helpful while trouble shooting in this time period.
Enjoy,
Ryan B
What type of safety factor did you use on the rigging for this extraction?
Were hard hats required while working around the rigging?
I hope the new component is what you ordered and sees a long service life with little preventive maintenance.
Although not printed in the user's manual I have found these components run pretty much trouble free until about their 13 year.
The CPU sees some major changes do to aging; most can be dealt with at that time.
Service schools or seminars that have current information are helpful while trouble shooting in this time period.
Enjoy,
Ryan B
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 12:41 PM
CONGRATULATIONS!!! 
A future skier was born. (I hope.)
A future skier was born. (I hope.)
Ryan B. said:
Although not printed in the user's manual I have found these components run pretty much trouble free until about their 13 year.
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