Since you're a 'professional', is it worthwhile trying to sell my Pioneer RT707 reel to reel? The sucker is SO HEAVY, I don't know how I would even ship it!
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kenstogie
Feeling the Heat
Federal Employee, Chief in the Army National Guard, (12 more years to retire both) single dad, homeowner, rc pilot, photographer, cigar aficianado, aspiring pellet stove expert, home brewer, hiker, mediocre musician (guitar, harmonica) a bunch of other stuff too.
pell it
Feeling the Heat
Field Electronic Technician for the Evil Railroad by day...
(Toolmaker for 13 years prior)
...Lucky Father of two Great Boys and Lucky Husband of a Wonderful & Patient Woman by night.
(Toolmaker for 13 years prior)
...Lucky Father of two Great Boys and Lucky Husband of a Wonderful & Patient Woman by night.
moburns
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Oddly enough I work for one of the largest Veterinary/Livestock/Poultry test manufactures in the world as a Reagent Filler. I have stay soooo clean at work it is crazy! Thats why I can never wait to get home with the Wife and Kids and go play in my Pellet ash for awhile!
Is this an encrypted code for; your getting a divorce??
CT Pellet
Minister of Fire
I sell wood pellets. BFD.
I walked away from a good job working for the Sheriff's Department here locally 9 years ago and havn't looked back since. One of the best decisions that I ever made. Now I sell wood pellets. Whooo Hooooo!
I walked away from a good job working for the Sheriff's Department here locally 9 years ago and havn't looked back since. One of the best decisions that I ever made. Now I sell wood pellets. Whooo Hooooo!
will711
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Sawdust62
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Dinger
Burning Hunk
We have a couple of those where I work too. Happiest people I've ever met.
chuckster
Burning Hunk
Jet engine mechanic USAF 1955-1959. The in the printing industry as a pressman until age 65. Now 77 and retired.
will711
Minister of Fire
ltlhawk
Burning Hunk
Research Engineer for the past 25 years and looking forward to retirement. Fishing, golfing, sleeping, are all on my list of retirement daily activities.....
Danny Cathcart
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Divorced? No, I certainly hope not.
I have worked in a state run penal institution for over 25 yrs now. Which has given me a "different" sense of humor. Not many can appreciate. All is well
DneprDave
Minister of Fire
Marine engineer. Operation, repair and maintenance of ship's power plants. Steam, Motor and Gas turbine plants of any horsepower.
Dave
Dave
Speed3
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Municipal engineer. Facilities maintenance, Wastewater, storm water, transportation, enforcement, environmental compliance. Since I don't get enough abuse at work and home, I'm a landlord as well.
Library media specialist in a middle school for 12 years. Prior to that, I spent 20 years working in a claim department at an insurance company. I decided I would die of some stress related problem if I didn't get out of that field, so I went back to school and became a librarian. It was a very good decision.
Ill certainly take it off your hands, the best way to ship is double box. I have a RT909 that is real heavy also, do you have any reels?
I know we are getting off topic here
Thx Cliff
Northwoodneil
Feeling the Heat
Quick count says electricians (more or less) and military may be in the lead here. Home brewers are coming in way back but I know who I'm pullin' for. Samples taken honest opinions given. I am a professional, you don't spend 35 years pushing dirt without working up a thirst.
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