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4d ago
inDAE notice that new folks are way too polite about late payments
Ha, my barber does the same thing with no-show fees.
6d ago
inSaw a 300 ton crawler set up 20 feet from a live rail line in Kansas City
Ha, that looks like a textbook setup but honestly a lot of that is just the crew covering their own butts, not some special rail rule. Railroads each have their own safety rules and half the time the flaggers and load chart are more about the contractor's insurance than anything the railroad actually demands.
12d ago
inA judge at the county fair in Modesto told me my sourdough was underproofed and I almost argued with her
Ugh I feel this, the clock lies!
15d ago
Foreman told me to pack the tube sheet with a 2 inch roller and I laughed at him
Wider roller on a tube sheet is asking for trouble in my book. The whole point of the smaller roller is keeping the tube from getting too thin right at the ligament, and going bigger just beats up the metal more than it needs. Yeah the old timer got it to hold on that job, but one hydro test passing doesn't mean the joint won't creep on you down the road when it's under real heat and pressure. That Gary spec sheet might've been about that one setup, not some rule for every tube sheet that comes along. Guys with 30 years do know their stuff, no question, but sometimes they lean on what worked once instead of what's actually right for the job in front of you.