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Old 04-27-2012, 07:46 AM   #21
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what an ass backwards pull. I would of set the spool on the other side of the vault and pulled str8 in. I didn't watch the whole clip - was that rigid ? it kinda looked like it might have been terra cotta.
I think the way it came off of the reel dictated how it was going to feed. I may have been easier not to fight it.

With that said, it looks like they had newer equipment than some contractors I have worked for...

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How many of us are under 35.........

My point is.... go to any job site today and check the over 35 / under 35 ratio.
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My point is.... go to any job site today and check the over 35 / under 35 ratio.
I Know there are not many under 35 these days.
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I'm one of the oldest in the shop these days.
We have a lot of younger guys here. But there is a big gap in ages between me and them. About 20+ years difference.
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Not so sure about the under 35 comment. Our shop has TONS of apprentices AND Journeyman under the age of 35 (including me). Hell, our crew alone (out of 9 guys) only 2 are over the age of 35 and one more at 30+
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Not so sure about the under 35 comment. Our shop has TONS of apprentices AND Journeyman under the age of 35 (including me). Hell, our crew alone (out of 9 guys) only 2 are over the age of 35 and one more at 30+

The 'under 35' comment is about the film.

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