"Commode Joe " wrote
Is a Ford F250 pick-up truck a "passenger car"?

In Connecticut, there is a parkway where trucks and commercial
vehicles are not
allowed. The one loophole is that if you have a pick-up truck
that you use
either exclusively or partly for non-commercial use, you may
apply for a
"combination registration" instead of a commercial
registration. What that means
is that if you are not carrying a commercial load, or
displaying commercial
lettering on the sides, you may drive on the parkway, and you
will be
"considered" as a passenger vehicle. Your truck will not
actually BE a
passenger vehicle, you will still be driving that same crappy
Ford TRUCK. It
will just be considered to be the same type of vehicle as far
as applicable
laws.




Commode Joe

WTF are you babbling about? Just because you call it a Travel
Lift Hoist Non Crane, doesn't make it any less of a crane than a
Manitowoc 4200.

Thom said so. So there!

Scotty

WTF are you babbling about? Just because you call it a Travel
Lift Hoist Non Crane, doesn't make it any less of a crane than a
Manitowoc 4200.


One last time. All yards call them travellifts. That's what they're
called. Nobody calls them a crane because cranes are used in yards for
other work. That doesn't mean the TL isn't a crane, just that no one
call in one in the biz.

RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
WTF are you babbling about? Just because you call it a Travel
Lift Hoist Non Crane, doesn't make it any less of a crane than
a
Manitowoc 4200.


That doesn't mean the TL isn't a crane,

Well done Bob, admitting defeat is hard, but you're better off
for it. Now, could you fart out commode joe and splain it to him?

Scotty, another win!

Well done Bob, admitting defeat is hard, but you're better off
for it. Now, could you fart out commode joe and splain it to him?

Sure thing!
Joe, a travellift is a crane that no one ever calls a crane. They call
it a "Travel Lift." When a sailor calls for a crane, you can bet it's
for stepping a mast or some such venture, although some lower end
facilities will still employ a standard crane for hauling boats. So the
correct term is "travel lift" as it refers to the specific design
employed by yards. Any sailor would know this, which is why Bob Crantz
got confused.
Hope this helps!

RB
35s5
NY

"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Well done Bob, admitting defeat is hard, but you're better off
for it. Now, could you fart out commode joe and splain it to
him?

Sure thing!
Joe, a travellift is a crane


Very good.

"Scotty" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
WTF are you babbling about? Just because you call it a Travel
Lift Hoist Non Crane, doesn't make it any less of a crane than
a
Manitowoc 4200.


That doesn't mean the TL isn't a crane,

Well done Bob, admitting defeat is hard, but you're better off
for it. Now, could you fart out commode joe and splain it to him?

Scotty, another win!


What a win indeed Scotty!

Bwaahaahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!!!! !

Amen!

And you like your boat!!!!!!!!!!