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So you have the "main body of the gland" with it's threaded bit that sticks into the enclosure. Then you have the banjo and a nut.
How the hell is the banjo not in contact with the body of the gland
Hahaha, this really did make me laugh.
Whoever this end of a bell is definitley deserves an 'RKO outta nowhere'
P.S I don't expect the senior members to understand this
I did try explaing this concept to him but he was adamant i was wrong saying that if the nut came loose then the banjo continuity would suffer. I pointed out this would be the case whether the banjo was outside or inside but it was only when guidance note 8 came out of my van that he backed down.
so there you are , been wondering when i'd bump into you following my return to the forum.
you'll be pleased to hear i've saved up all the abuse you should have got while i've been away ;-D
**tears** :biggrin5:.... are we related ?
But I do not think of you as a chimp, but as you seem to think so, then I would go along with this for you!:49:in the same way a chimp is related to a scientist with an IQ of 200.........
;-)
You can get a law degree from the University of Samoa in a year, so its possible,
I once had a customer trying to tell me my job,so I left the tools in his house and went and sat in my van,after about 20 minutes he came to see what was happening,I politely explained that as his knowledge was obviously superior to mine the only reason I could think of as to why he'd rang me was he must have had his tools pinched,and being the nice guy I was he was welcome to use mine and do the job himself.After a bit of dithering he appologised and promised to leave me alone while I completed the job.Another rule that applies 95% of the time is " Although the customer has a far superior knowledge of electrical installation and associated science the only reason You are doing the job is because You Can and He Can't! "
I once had a customer trying to tell me my job,so I left the tools in his house and went and sat in my van,after about 20 minutes he came to see what was happening,I politely explained that as his knowledge was obviously superior to mine the only reason I could think of as to why he'd rang me was he must have had his tools pinched,and being the nice guy I was he was welcome to use mine and do the job himself.After a bit of dithering he appologised and promised to leave me alone while I completed the job.
I once had a customer trying to tell me my job,so I left the tools in his house and went and sat in my van,after about 20 minutes he came to see what was happening,I politely explained that as his knowledge was obviously superior to mine the only reason I could think of as to why he'd rang me was he must have had his tools pinched,and being the nice guy I was he was welcome to use mine and do the job himself.After a bit of dithering he appologised and promised to leave me alone while I completed the job.
Me too mate,that's why I used to tell them where to get off.I like that Phil, that's the way to handle them kind, I just hate that.!!
Me too mate,that's why I used to tell them where to get off.
not really,it was quite funny actually,the guy was trying to make up by offering me tea and coffee but I only drink pop,he was frantically running around trying to find some.Was it not pure awkward going back into the house.
not really,it was quite funny actually,the guy was trying to make up by offering me tea and coffee but I only drink pop,he was frantically running around trying to find some.
...Like it,this reminded me of a job i did a long time ago,mate of mine put a fella on to me who had a factory processing plastic waste,a crop and bale machine had failed,and was stalling the process,anywho,i got there,stripped off all the panels,had a play,found two faults,one by testing,one by luck,just guessing what had been tried to overcome first,owner at me shoulder,is elated,then,starts back tracking on any cost,as i had only been their 30 mins. His argument went along the lines of,if i pay you x,it makes your hourly rate x times t,"and i'm not paying that to anyone...!" So,i asked if he was "adamant",and he said he was,and went off to the office whilst i boxed up.I left,and waited for the call..."hey,mate,you left without seeing me,and that machine is back to square-one"...i explained that was correct,save one of us wasting two hours,and the other learning about manners...I was CERTAIN that i would not be altering the machine a third time,so when i visited my mate who had set-up this gimcrack excursion,to collect my money,he asked when i would be returning to rectify things,i handed him a detailed description of problem,which went down lovely! ....and not very long afterwards,this "special customer" had other worries,so i was informed,due to his fondness of "party-products" ...yin & yang satisfied :bobby:I once had a customer trying to tell me my job,so I left the tools in his house and went and sat in my van,after about 20 minutes he came to see what was happening,I politely explained that as his knowledge was obviously superior to mine the only reason I could think of as to why he'd rang me was he must have had his tools pinched,and being the nice guy I was he was welcome to use mine and do the job himself.After a bit of dithering he appologised and promised to leave me alone while I completed the job.
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