k0ua
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Actually there is another piece to that... **** Up and Taking On Water. (laying on its back and sinking)
Tractor Acronyms
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Actually there is another piece to that... **** Up and Taking On Water. (laying on its back and sinking)
Barry N
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Let's not forget the argument- well, discussion- provoking - "SUDT" : Super Universal Dynamic Tractor
Often seen with remarks about "UDT" and more recently, "SUDT2", these acronym's (initialisms, when pedants abound)
Often seen with remarks about "UDT" and more recently, "SUDT2", these acronym's (initialisms, when pedants abound)
My Hoe
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bumperm
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In tractor hydraulics
PCCV = pilot controlled check valve
DPCCV = dual pilot controlled check valve - used on cylinders to prevent creep/bleed down, or prevent catastrophic collapse if there's hose failure etc.
In machinist jargon for defining the smallest practical measurement of distance, e.g. "One RCH" (red ___ hair)
Rule of 3 F's for fiscally responsible toy management, "If it Flies, Floats, or Flirts - - Rent It!".
bumper
PCCV = pilot controlled check valve
DPCCV = dual pilot controlled check valve - used on cylinders to prevent creep/bleed down, or prevent catastrophic collapse if there's hose failure etc.
In machinist jargon for defining the smallest practical measurement of distance, e.g. "One RCH" (red ___ hair)
Rule of 3 F's for fiscally responsible toy management, "If it Flies, Floats, or Flirts - - Rent It!".
bumper
bumperm
Veteran Member
In tractor hydraulics
PCCV = pilot controlled check valve
DPCCV = dual pilot controlled check valve - used on cylinders to prevent creep/bleed down, or prevent catastrophic collapse if there's hose failure etc.
In machinist jargon for defining the smallest practical measurement of distance, e.g. "One RCH" (red ___ hair)
Rule of 3 F's for fiscally responsible toy management, "If it Flies, Floats, or Flirts - - Rent It!".
bumper
PCCV = pilot controlled check valve
DPCCV = dual pilot controlled check valve - used on cylinders to prevent creep/bleed down, or prevent catastrophic collapse if there's hose failure etc.
In machinist jargon for defining the smallest practical measurement of distance, e.g. "One RCH" (red ___ hair)
Rule of 3 F's for fiscally responsible toy management, "If it Flies, Floats, or Flirts - - Rent It!".
bumper
Betelgeuse
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RTFM = Read The F!@#ing Manual.
davidtc68
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BOAT . Break out another Thousand
Barry N
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Yah, I learned that as "RYFM", pronounced like "riffem".
I heard BOAT defined as a hole in the water, in which you through money.
I heard BOAT defined as a hole in the water, in which you through money.
Citydude
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Ha! So true!!
Citydude
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TE. Tractor envy, which lots of us here have.
Barry N
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danged spellchecker - I typed throw, but y'all got it anyway...
Betelgeuse
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RTFM goes back to the days before the internet as we know it today. There was no HTML or the web pages that it builds. Back then we'd connect to various file servers all over what was then, the Arpanet. One of these was a file server at MIT in Cambridge where you could find a wealth of information. You can see what is left of it here: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/
Barry N
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Very cool - I started with CPM - rather, TPM, with an Epson QX-10, with my neighbor's help. He had started with an Altair, then learned how to run bigger machines like the PDP-11, and eventually worked for a robotics company before retiring. He frequently chided me to "ryfm", but I doubt he much needed one!
weedpharma
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PFM
Q."How does it work?"
A. PFM. (Pure F...ing Magic). = "I have no idea"
Weedpharma
Q."How does it work?"
A. PFM. (Pure F...ing Magic). = "I have no idea"
Weedpharma
Betelgeuse
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Back when I was working as an engineer we'd be in a meeting with technical and business people discussing a project. When a technical issue was brought up that the techies didn't understand we'd attribute it to FM. The techies knew that it meant "I have no idea" and the bean counters figured we had it covered.
