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hilbily, if you don't have the smileys on the right side of your page, git into your settings, and go to advanced.
Then you can also download a pic to let 'em know, too.
Heck if I do something wrong on my bike I will take it to the dealer and Humble myself no big deal,it hasnt happen yet but Iam doing a stage one and 12.5 apes on my Deluxe right now with no manual and if I mess up its going to the dealer....Live and Learn...
I uderstood what he said......from the 1st post.....
hilbilly, your point is well taken
some accomplish what they start and finish and take credit ,others start,find they can'rt finish and blame everyone else, then others are smart enough not to try and pay to get it done from the beginning. myself i try. if it beats me i look for help and if in the end it just ain't workin out i pay. it's all in my corner till it's done either way
Weel, bein' an ol' chit heel meself, no prob graspin' his messidge.
I believe I know what heze sayun, tho. If you ain't schmott enuff to wurk on it, shoodent be doin' it. And if'n you **** it up, fess up and then pay up to fix da **** up.
I always liked this price sheet for shop labor.
Labor rate - $35.00 per hour If you watch - $45.00 per hour If you help - $70.00 per hour If you worked on it before you brought it in - $100.00 per hour
Guess that pretty much says it all, 'cept, Welkum to the zoo, hilbily. I'd a told ya to hold off a bit b4 jumpin' in, but movin' a li'l slow these days, and it's sorta layt, now.
And like the IRON PIGS would say, "Never let the basta*ds wear you down", hilbily
GEESZH we been tryin' to figer out what Gumby's sayin' for like how long and nobody flames him
I was at the local dealer when a guy tried returning a starter. It was obvious he put it on his bike but apparently that wasnt the problem. The parts guy said that they have a policy 'No returns on electrical parts', especially ones that were installed. The guy that bought the starter went ballistic. He was threatening to kick over bikes in the show room and beat up the parts guy. A couple of the sales guys along with a few mechanics from the shop had to escort the guy out. It was a bad scene that could have got really ugly. Bottom line dont buy a part unless you are certain its the one you need.
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Weel, bein' an ol' chit heel meself, no prob graspin' his messidge.
I believe I know what heze sayun, tho. If you ain't schmott enuff to wurk on it, shoodent be doin' it. And if'n you **** it up, fess up and then pay up to fix da **** up.
I always liked this price sheet for shop labor.
Labor rate - $35.00 per hour If you watch - $45.00 per hour If you help - $70.00 per hour If you worked on it before you brought it in - $100.00 per hour
Guess that pretty much says it all, 'cept, Welkum to the zoo, hilbily. I'd a told ya to hold off a bit b4 jumpin' in, but movin' a li'l slow these days, and it's sorta layt, now.
And like the IRON PIGS would say, "Never let the basta*ds wear you down", hilbily
can't wear me down,been a trucker for 30 years. roadside inspections,random drug test 2,000 miles from home,don't see home for weeks at at time,grammar police aren't about to upset me. never could wait to jump in with both feet.
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