Enough is enough!

DocHeb · May 13, 2006

Yeah, that Poster guy was pretty prolific back then. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I guess LB really told him something three years after the fact.

SkyPup · Jun 2, 2006

You dirty rat!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

BTW, whyat did JATO stand for?

Jet Assisted Take Off?

SkyPup · Jun 2, 2006

You dirty rat!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

BTW, whyat did JATO stand for?

Jet Assisted Take Off?

_RaT_ · Jun 4, 2006

My dad worked at Aerojet as a test pilot launching planes with JATO's attached. They also did reverse fires for short field landings. You have it right.

_RaT_ · Jun 4, 2006

My dad worked at Aerojet as a test pilot launching planes with JATO's attached. They also did reverse fires for short field landings. You have it right.

mjncad · Dec 4, 2006

Like Jato Rat and others I need to do something to save my aching back when refueling my JD 4200. However, the boss (wife) is reluctant for me to store 55-gallons of diesel in the garage, although I tell her its less volatile than gasoline.

Since we live in a HOASS controlled community

, having visible outside fuel storage would get us in trouble with the house beautiful types.

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LBrown59 · Dec 5, 2006

mjncad said:
Like Jato Rat and others I need to do something to save my aching back when refueling my JD 4200. However,
1*the boss (wife) is reluctant for me to store 55-gallons of diesel in the garage, although I tell her its less volatile than gasoline.

2*Since we live in a HOASS controlled community , having visible outside fuel storage would get us in trouble with the house beautiful types.

1*I don't blame her I won't store it in my garage either, no matter what you or others say. It may be less violate than gasoline but it still makes a great catalyst for a fire.
It worked real good like that on the 5 big brush piles I burnt last summer.
2*I don't care what the neighbors think I'm not risking turning my buildings into a roaring inferno just to appease the house beautiful crowd.

mjncad · Dec 6, 2006

I might be able to come up with a solution to keep the HOASS off my neck and the diesel outside the garage where it belongs. I just need to get a few other projects out of the way first.