Training courses....or lack there of
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If you want to build credibility on this site, spell KUBOTA correctly.
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Now, now, we don't know, he MAY actually have something called a "kaboto" :confused3:
In any case, welcome to the site. Let us know if we can help.
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I mean, its practically like Ulrtapoly purposefully insulted my Mother.
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Now, now, we don't know, he MAY actually have something called a "kaboto" :confused3:
Yes, "Kaboto" is perfectly cromulent.
Steve
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The OP is Ultrapoly.
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I admit the error.
Possibly a compensating Freudian Slip.
Possibly a compensating Freudian Slip.
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Yes, "Kaboto" is perfectly cromulent.
Steve
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Cromulent | Define Cromulent at Dictionary.com
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cromulent. adjective.
Appearing legitimate but actually being spurious : These citations are indeed cromulent. [a word used by the schoolteacher, Miss Hoover, in an episode of The Simpsons, in which she defended one made-up word by making up another]
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G'day Ultrapoly and welcome to TBN from Downunder.
Enjoy the site.
Nothing on TractorData.com on "Kaboto" tractors... must be one of those 'knock-off' brands. Hopefully he'll review the tractor for us!
Enjoy the site.
Nothing on TractorData.com on "Kaboto" tractors... must be one of those 'knock-off' brands. Hopefully he'll review the tractor for us!
k0ua
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I hope it is not another orange one, we have enough of those already... Maybe a pretty red?
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The problem with spelling Kubot correctly is that it automatically comes up as a link. I have a problem with that ... as do others.
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You have done it too!
My Mother's name is not ~Kubot~, it is not ~Kaboto~, my Mother's name is ~KUBOTA~.
I am starting to pick up my marbles~~~~~~~~~~
"Murph---------" It is time for you to jump in with a pithy, acerbic, post.
My Mother's name is not ~Kubot~, it is not ~Kaboto~, my Mother's name is ~KUBOTA~.
I am starting to pick up my marbles~~~~~~~~~~
"Murph---------" It is time for you to jump in with a pithy, acerbic, post.
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I've just used my Google-Fu skills [Black Belt ya-know] and typed in "kaboto":
1) A cheesy old video titled 'Kaboto Tractor & John Deere Tractor'... however it seems to just show a Fendt running around. :confused3:
2) Locations to a chain of Japanese restaurants called "Kaboto". :thumbsup:
3) No reference whatsoever to jeff9366's mum. [or 'mother', if that's the way you prefer to say it] :confused3::confused3:
1) A cheesy old video titled 'Kaboto Tractor & John Deere Tractor'... however it seems to just show a Fendt running around. :confused3:
2) Locations to a chain of Japanese restaurants called "Kaboto". :thumbsup:
3) No reference whatsoever to jeff9366's mum. [or 'mother', if that's the way you prefer to say it] :confused3::confused3:
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If Mom would disgorge her molasses cookie recipe, Google would have to take note. But she won't.
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Early new year prediction...
polyglots will become a commodity in the US
polyglots will become a commodity in the US
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When I was selling fork lifts our industry sponsored safety seminars.
Local university provided the facilities and we provided the teachers.
While not a credit course a certificate was issued. Insurance liked what was taught and employers appreciated the training.
We covered everything from racking, driving to loading flat cars with bulky loads.
The industry loved the occasion to demo their different fork lifts.
To my knowledge every major city has a division of the 'Material Handling Institute' training program.
I would guess any major fork lift company could put you in contact with the proper link.
Local university provided the facilities and we provided the teachers.
While not a credit course a certificate was issued. Insurance liked what was taught and employers appreciated the training.
We covered everything from racking, driving to loading flat cars with bulky loads.
The industry loved the occasion to demo their different fork lifts.
To my knowledge every major city has a division of the 'Material Handling Institute' training program.
I would guess any major fork lift company could put you in contact with the proper link.
Mace Canute
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Yeah, Google "OSHA approved training videos" and Poof! That's the first site that comes up. Complicated indeed! :laughing:
Here are some similar links:
