Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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Is Frank moving?

 

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[Anb618]

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I found it odd that the guy at center was displaying the “peace” two fingers since my understanding was it was co-opted in the late 60’s/early 70’s, so I looked it up.

In this case, he’s displaying a “V” for Victory. My age is showing, but at least I’m still capable of learning new stuff.

 

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[Soulezoo]

There's a joke in there somewhere.

Flying Tigers used to do PACAF runs from Travis, but every one I was on always stopped at Elmendorf.

18+ hours stuck in an Air Force seat is no joke at all....

 

[Soulezoo]

Likely because they all worship Lucas the dark lord of smoke

Lucas electronics: the original inventors of darkness.

 

[zeroz]

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Pick a damn suit style and stick with it! This one will even some things out.

 

[7.62willdo]

Lucas electronics: the original inventors of darkness.

Ahhhhh…… the old positive ground…….gotta love it!

 

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[DuneBoer]

Richard Cranium?

 

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[tiger13]

Also helps when the engineers and designers know they'll never have to actually work on it in a real-life scenario.

Boeing doesn't build prototypes anymore, straight from CAD to production. They have a computer model of a hand/arm; and insure that all the parts of the plane can be accessed by a human. They probably do not consider degree of difficulty.
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[turbobrick]

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Also acceptable, Bob Gato.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Boeing doesn't build prototypes anymore, straight from CAD to production. They have a computer model of a hand/arm; and insure that all the parts of the plane can be accessed by a human. They probably do not consider degree of difficulty.
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I've worked on cars and trucks for a living for over thirty years
I am relatively certain engineers don't specifically design stuff to be difficult to repair. Quite the opposite. I don't think repairability ever crosses their minds. If they had to work on some of the shit I've dealt with over the years, they may have well changed the design. MAYBE.

 

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Monday

 

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[Downtown]

Follow the money.

It was designed that way so that less and less people can fix and maintain their own vehicles. It was designed that way so that people have to take the vehicle back to the dealer for repairs and service.

One small example is the three trucks I have owned in the last 22 years. All Dodge (now Ram) all with a Cummins diesel. The 2001 model was very easy to maintain. Fuel and oil filters were very easy to get to. The 2008 model, the oil filter was very easy to get to, but the fuel filter was a bit of a pain. The 2016 model, I currently have, has three fuel filters, one at the tank, one on the firewall, and one above the frame behind the front driver side tire. The firewall filter requires a ladder beside the fender to get to. The frame filter requires going between the frame and inner fender.

The oil filter takes the cake though. You cannot get to it from beneath. The 4WD front end completely obscures it. You cannot get to it from above. The ail cleaner, A/C lines and alternator almost obscure it. You get to it via the inner fender and frame from the passenger side front wheel. You have to tilt it horizontal to get it out, dumping black engine oil on the front end and on the floor. No other way around it.

For decades, the Ford Powerstroke has certain procedures to correct engine problems that require removal of the entire cab of the truck. That makes those procedures very expensive.

Follow the money.

And what is possible. Toyota 4-Runner filter, directly under the hood, in its own drip tray. Don't even have to bend over.

 

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