Recent content by GAH

After 33+ years working in a pulp & paper mill, 20 years of it as a power plant operator, I'm retiring from that job March 1st and going to work full time as a technical writer (I've worked part time for this company for a couple of years), writing about power plants of all kinds, starting March...

I had to have a dent repaired in the tank right after I bought it (yeh, my fault). I took the tank to the body shop almost empty, but they had to take the pump out to empty it completely.

Excellent video, excellent music, I've been a fan of Satriani for a long time.

I had to put a new battery in mine today, wouldn't take a charge any more. Mine's an '06', the original battery lasted 3 years, is that normal?

I'm currently using the taller Yamaha windshield on my '06' again (I've switched back and forth a few times). I agree that the stock piece looks better, but the taller one works better in my opinion. Less wind noise, less helmet buffeting and way fewer bugs, in other words, a much more pleasent...

I work full time as a boiler operator in a pulp & paper mill and part time as a technical writer for a company that specializes in industrial manuals and training.

You're kill'en me! Very funny...

I'm using Motech, they work well.

Blue of course.

I work in the Pulp & Paper industry, very , very slow at the moment. The mill I work for will survive, but we've had massive layoffs, most of them permanent. We were bought out a year and half ago and the new owners gradually reduced the paper machines from 12 to 5 over that time period. I work...

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. We have 10" of snow on the ground where I live, and I have to work the 24th through the 29th.

Coming from someone who has been at the same company for 32+ years with an unsertain future, stay where your at until the economy improves.

Remington 30/06.

Here's mine. Scorpions, K&N air filter with modded air box, headlight mod, Power Commander III, taller Yamaha windshield and bar risers.

I like the twistys. There are a lot of great country roads around here that don't have much traffic on week days and you can ride as fast as you dare.