:::RHMT::: Real Home Made Turbo
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: JaredKaragen on February 07, 2012, 11:29:14 PM
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I wanna give my boss the finger at the shop I work at. Worst part is he's a good friend of mine.
Long story short he is turning a situation that is his fault; and a problem caused by another tech.... And directing all the blame and problems on me, cursing because I did not accomplish a 8+ hour job in 2.5 hours. There's way more, but this is the lumber that broke my trailer.
I am looking for a lube tech, light duty, heavy duty, motorcycle, engine/trans rebuilding, performance install, performance tuning, or service writer/customer service position.
I have several years in the field, a full compliment of tools, a subscription to alldata pro, and a great knowledge of all the above.
A reasonable, trustworthy, and clean work environment is something I strive to find. I don't want another location that leaves messes, looses shop tools, looses MY tools without even asking to use, etc....
I am presently living in an RV and can relocate.
Hit me.
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Man, there is a ton of jobs in the Nw like what u r looking for. Look on craigslist. Look at your pm's
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How good are you with Honda trannys????
Move towards LA?
http://gearspeedpartsstore.com/page2.html (http://gearspeedpartsstore.com/page2.html)
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How good are you with Honda trannys????
Move towards LA?
http://gearspeedpartsstore.com/page2.html (http://gearspeedpartsstore.com/page2.html)
I have everything but a press to do it... Have rebuilt several already :)
Checking pm's.
I am trying to avoid moving north... But there are a ton of Vallejo and northbay jobs available...
Most require ASE's, I haven't had the time for school, though I believe if I skim a semesters book in an hour I'll pass any test... Have the field work to qualify for the ASE. Was thinking of becoming a straight smog tech, and going to school for that... I know a lot more than most durr da durr smog techs do about fixing emissions.
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Who needs a press? I don't have one.
James@Gearspeed asked me if I was interested in moving to Cali, I don't think he was joking!
What kind of RV setup you dealing with? I wish to figure something out to travel to the west coast and also bring my tools and skills to builds trannys on the way. Except for the upfront cost a MB/Dodge Sprinter is best idea so far, 22-23 mpg if you keep it under 70 mph.
Camp on BLM land for free, like a gypsy.
American Nomads from BBC, I'm sure you understand.
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I'm in an 87 Hawking. Basically top notch when it was made... Has a reverse camera/tv... For an 87 that's way cool... Lol. Pretty long (34+?) and decently but not too wide, no pop outs. Need to get a tow-behind hitch for my DelSol, need to either sell or prey the '74 makes it there on its oem engine that's duct-taped together...
I'll give em a call, see what the gig is :)
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Hop in that RV go to the Bakken's go work on big diesel engines, or top drives or hydraulics ect... Make some decent coin.
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Get out of the car tech field, best thing I ever did!
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Get out of the car tech field, best thing I ever did!
Yeap and avoid retail world too. :noel:
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go work on big diesel engines, or top drives or hydraulics ect... Make some decent coin.
Solid Fucking advice!