Eisboch wrote:

Good Grief!
A blast from the past!

I have been spending the last 1/2 hour looking through the most recent
500 posts and see many familiar faces. It's like I never left. ;-)

Hi Dave, long time. How's everything by you? Seems like I recall you were
heading towards teaching.

Has it been that long? Time for an update then (soap opera flashback
music in the background). I got my teaching degree in 1999, taught the
following two falls, then simply got too busy to teach and operate the
marina simultaneously and now teach only when time permits.

Wecome, but don't expect much. Rec.boats has really gone downhill over the
years.

I'm pretty sure we were at rock bottom when I departed last time.

Don't know how much time I'll be able to spend here given that the new
season is well under way, but I'm sure someone will post something that
tickles my fancy enough to respond.

Great to hear/see from you again - how's things with you?

Dave Brown

On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 21:18:02 -0400, Dave Brown
wrote:

I'm pretty sure we were at rock bottom when I departed last time.

That was about the time you were engaged in a spirited discussion
about how best to remove a steering wheel. I believe the hi tech
answer was to smack it with a hammer.

Let the games begin.

Wayne.B wrote:

That was about the time you were engaged in a spirited discussion
about how best to remove a steering wheel. I believe the hi tech
answer was to smack it with a hammer.
Let the games begin.

The tool spec has since changed - we now use a multi-angled swing press. :-)

--
Regards,
Dave Brown
Brown's Marina Ltd
http://brownsmarina.com/

On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 00:15:12 -0400, Dave Brown
wrote:

Wayne.B wrote:

That was about the time you were engaged in a spirited discussion
about how best to remove a steering wheel. I believe the hi tech
answer was to smack it with a hammer.
Let the games begin.

The tool spec has since changed - we now use a multi-angled swing press. :-)

Pansy.

I like the Mexican Speed Wrench approach on most things myself. :)