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MobileAudio219 wrote:Do you ever "accidently" spill bleach on the floor just so you can do some smokey burnouts... Does it have posi traction? :surprised
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Actually It won't do burnouts and is single front wheel drive with a top speed of 4mph :(
The upside to the autoscrubber is that I can go drifting in the mornings before patrons show up... Since it carries it's own hydroplaning material (water), and hits the rear wheels before the squeegee... It's great for doing donuts :happy055:
The forklifts can outrun me in a race, but that riding scrubber turns on a dime and can fit in really small spaces, so I can at least out maneuver them ;)
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[quote="cargodz"]Actually It won't do burnouts and is single front wheel drive with a top speed of 4mph :(
The upside to the autoscrubber is that I can go drifting in the mornings before patrons show up... Since it carries it's own hydroplaning material (water), and hits the rear wheels before the squeegee... It's great for doing donuts :happy055:
The forklifts can outrun me in a race, but that riding scrubber turns on a dime and can fit in really small spaces, so I can at least out maneuver them ]

Haha, it would be like that one episode of south park were kyle and cartmen race down the interstate on big wheels... :happy055:
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perhaps one of the greatest "to be continued" southpark episodes ever lol

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[quote="cargodz"]Actually It won't do burnouts and is single front wheel drive with a top speed of 4mph :(
The upside to the autoscrubber is that I can go drifting in the mornings before patrons show up... Since it carries it's own hydroplaning material (water), and hits the rear wheels before the squeegee... It's great for doing donuts :happy055:
The forklifts can outrun me in a race, but that riding scrubber turns on a dime and can fit in really small spaces, so I can at least out maneuver them ]
our overnight maintenance @ work get to drive things simular to that... i'm jealous. they look fun. i think ours might have a higher top speed though.
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Well I have two part time jobs, maybe one since I sort of got suspended or fired. Anyways I work at a local dry cleaners with a bunch of friends I know, you'd never believe how much more there is to dry cleaning then just washing clothes. The other is valet parking which I'm pretty sure I'm fired or something, but all the rumors are true... never let valet park your car.
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brisgreat1 wrote:but all the rumors are true... never let valet park your car.
Absolutely. I was a valet for 4 days. While I did like driving the cars, I was lucky to bring home minimum wage... yes, LUCKY. Horrible job.
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i work at target..sighhh..and there is definetly nothing exciting. well except the hot chicks..other then that..eh.
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Darthness wrote:our overnight maintenance @ work get to drive things simular to that... i'm jealous. they look fun. i think ours might have a higher top speed though.
Actually you'd be suprised at how fast 4mph is whipping up and down isles... They are trying to get me a new lil larger unit that will do up to 5-6mph though... Then maybe we can have drag races between me and the lil electric forklifts :p
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electric fork lifts? eww... we use electric walkie stackers, but for outside use we have a propane forklift.
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Good luck Keith, I hear that the CCIE cert is a booger to get through. SAN's are the next big thing, along with NAS and large capacity Tape Libraries.
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