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Chicken lights said:
Dispatch sent us a weather alert, from the place near Edmonton. You DO know that trucks have windows, right dispatch? We can see what the weathers doing just fine. Sheesh :D

Enjoy the silence, your bride sounds a little bossy :p
(kidding)
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-33C in Edmonton tonight:eek: I assume your'e somewhere near Edmonton now?
 
YYCHM said:
-33C in Edmonton tonight:eek: I assume your'e somewhere near Edmonton now?
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Yes sir
Bring us a few blankets would ya?
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Something wrong with trucking by moonlight at 8:30 am:D
 
You must have had fun yesterday in the wind and blowing snow. Lots of highways were closed, visibility varied from 50 yards to 1/4 mile till later afternoon. Fed the girls twice yesterday due to the crappy weather.
 
YYCHM said:
@Chicken lights Where are you parked tonight and what's the game plan? Have a load lined up?
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Outside Edmonton. Grabbing 25’ of freight in the morning, that takes me back to Ontario. Hopefully dispatch can fill out the rest.
Met @Everett today, he was kind enough to buy me a meal and show me his new shop space. Great guy! Took me to a tool liquidators, that was a trip in itself :D

I ordered a used locker for one of my drive axles today too, we’ll pick that up in Edmonton on the way through tomorrow

Does Edmonton have any nicknames?
 
Chicken lights said:
Outside Edmonton. Grabbing 25’ of freight in the morning, that takes me back to Ontario. Hopefully dispatch can fill out the rest.
Met @Everett today, he was kind enough to buy me a meal and show me his new shop space. Great guy! Took me to a tool liquidators, that was a trip in itself :D

I ordered a used locker for one of my drive axles today too, we’ll pick that up in Edmonton on the way through tomorrow

Does Edmonton have any nicknames?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_city_nicknames_and_slogans_in_Canada Edmonchuck is a real common one.

Did you deliver to Spruce Grove?
 
Kama is awesome! Really nice and smooth to adjust. I think accurate to a second of a degree?

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Two knobs are for the fine adjustment - loosen both and you can rotate the adjustment out of the way. Tighten the lock one and the other will rotate the angle provided the lock is off.

The lock knob:
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Adjustments:
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The bottom rotates as you want with tension springs to set the resistance.
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And the attachment plate is set for edge holder and drilled out 1/4” in the field for attaching hold downs etc

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Sexy!!
 

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Dusty said:
@Chicken lights made me chuckle to myself as a young buck growing up in Stoney Creek, Hamilton we always referred to Toronto as hog town. Have no idea where or how that name started.

I'm sure there was or is a name for Hamilton as well. LOL
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Toronto is usually called the big smoke

Hamilton is either the hammer, or the dirty hammer

Edit: Craig beat me to it
 
YYCHM said:
@Chicken lights Where abouts are you now? What's the load?
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Still near Edmonton :D

I have tarps, a differential and 9 tires on the wagon so far

For all you guys that ask about moving heavy stuff, Manitoulin quoted me $120 to move the diff from North Bay to Kitchener, about 400 kilometres. Now mind you that’s me taking it to their terminal and me having a forklift on the other end set up, not something most homeowners can arrange. But still I would consider that cheap
 
Chicken lights said:
Toronto is usually called the big smoke

Hamilton is either the hammer, or the dirty hammer

Edit: Craig beat me to it
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I'm going to run with Steeltown, the steel plants are no longer as dirty as they once were. Thank goodness we grew up 8 miles east (towards Niagara Falls) from their dirty smelters. Also remember back when the plants were running full bore and they dumped furnace slag into Hamilton harbor. One could hear a muffled bang followed by an orange glow in the night sky. The steel company reclaimed many an acre from the harbor that way.

For me those were the good old days. Just saying!
 
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Brent H said:
Kama is awesome! Really nice and smooth to adjust. I think accurate to a second of a degree?

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Two knobs are for the fine adjustment - loosen both and you can rotate the adjustment out of the way. Tighten the lock one and the other will rotate the angle provided the lock is off.

The lock knob:
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Adjustments:
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The bottom rotates as you want with tension springs to set the resistance.
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And the attachment plate is set for edge holder and drilled out 1/4” in the field for attaching hold downs etc

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Sexy!!
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Pure sex man....so jealous
 
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