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  1. I "Fill" we do a great job. And I "FEEL" great about it. Grammer grammer grammer!!!!

    I never clamied to have the most dangerous job. Show us were any of us stated it's the #1 dangerous job. YOU DID THAT!!

    Amazing, just amazing.

    Any mods on here feel free to lock my topic I started.

    Grammar!
  2. Yamaha Motor Corp. Offers Free Repair For 450, 660, and 700 Model Rhino Vehicles

    CPSC advises consumers not to use the off-road vehicles until repaired

    WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Yamaha Motor Corp. U.S.A., of Cypress, Calif., is announcing a free repair program to address safety issues with all Rhino 450, 660, and 700 model off-highway recreational vehicles. Yamaha has also agreed to voluntarily suspend sale of these models immediately until repaired. Consumers should immediately stop using these popular recreational vehicles until the repair is installed by a dealer.

    CPSC staff has investigated more than 50 incidents involving these three Rhino models, including 46 driver and passenger deaths involving the Rhino 450 and 660 models. More than two-thirds of the cases involved rollovers and many involved unbelted occupants. Of the rollover-related deaths and hundreds of reported injuries, some of which were serious, many appear to involve turns at relatively low speeds and on level terrain.

    About 120,000 of the 450 and 660 model Rhinos have been distributed nationwide since Fall 2003. Some units have been equipped by Yamaha with half doors and additional passenger handholds, either before or after sale.

    Yamaha’s repair includes the installation of a spacer on the rear wheels as well as the removal of the rear anti-sway bar to help reduce the chance of rollover and improve vehicle handling, and continued installation of half doors and additional passenger handholds where these features have not been previously installed to help keep occupants’ arms and legs inside the vehicle during a rollover and reduce injuries. Owners of the affected Rhinos should stop using them and call their dealer to schedule an appointment to have repairs made once they are available and to take advantage of a free helmet offer.

    Yamaha is also voluntarily implementing the same repair program and suspension of sale for the Rhino 700 model, in order to ensure customer satisfaction. Consumers should stop riding the 700 model until it is repaired. About 25,000 Rhino 700s are part of this repair program.

    Once these repairs have been made to their vehicles, Rhino users should always wear their helmet and seatbelt and follow the safety instructions and warnings in the on-product labels, owner’s manuals and other safety materials. The Rhino is only recommended for operators 16 and older with a valid driver’s license. All passengers must be tall enough to place both feet on the floorboard with their back against the seat back.

    For additional information, contact Yamaha at 800-962-7926 anytime, or visit the firm’s Web site at www.yamaha-motor.com

  3. Welding Technology

    The Associate of Applied Science Degree and the Certificate of Achievement in Welding Technology provide the individual with both hands on skill training and Theoretical knowledge of welding. Extensive classroom and laboratory instruction is given in the common welding processes of OFC, OFW, SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, FACW, and PAC. Additionaly , non-destructive testing (NDT) and welding codes classes are also offered.

    Special courses are offered in fabrication, pipe welding, welding certification and CNC Plasma Cutting.

    Graduates may work in a variety of welding technology industries to include sales, welding equipment repair,

    welder, fitter, CNC programmer, education and welding management supervision.

    Industrial customized training courses are offered to fit the specific needs and times of small or large industrial groups.

    Contact John Cavenaugh at (702) 651-3065 or john_cavenaugh@ccsn.edu for further information.

    this is the class you want at ccsn here in henderson check it out :beerbong:

  4. Been there done that. My F350 Power Stroke was stolen in September. I catch someone trying to steal someone's shiat, it's gonna be beatdown time :stirthepot:

    Where was this one stolen at? Mine was stolen on Tamarack in Henderson

    one was appaloosa, ans the other was on federal street in downtown henderson!!

  5. Thats funny!

    I dont even remember that pic.That was the huge weekend Pete that EVERYONE actually showed up.

    THATS GOOD sh*t RIGHT THERE BERT YOU PARTY TOO HARD, LAY OFF THE PEPSI AND YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TOO MAKE IT TILL MIDNIGHT!

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