[SEL] Thank to each and every one of you that took time to read mypost

[Don.H]

Ah heck Lyle all the boys are so sited bout xmas that they have to get off 
in a tanjet ever once in a while..We all have a lot of hobbies and once in a 
while we got to tell it to some body.. You will find out this is the nicest 
bunch of good ole boys you will ever run in to they find ya old iron,dragg 
it across the states so you can save on freight or even just get it cause it 
stuck in some ones garage out in the boons when a truck wont even go. They 
will give there Idea on how to get a engine running help ya pour new 
bearings,and even drink your beer thats getting old.
So I,m back to another hobby or at lest trying to get a VESPA  running yes 
I,m going to pull a Dave also on xmas eve..
Merry xmas to all stick with us
Don some where in north west ohio also
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lyle Myles" <lyle45859 at earthlink.net>
To: <sel at lists.stationary-engine.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 2:36 PM
Subject: [SEL] Thank to each and every one of you that took time to read 
mypost


>
> Lyle DeWitt Myles
> P.O. Box 185
> 507 Courtright Street
> McGuffey, OH 45859
>
> 12/22/2005 2:14:42 PM
>
> To all list members
> Arnie Fero sent me an e-mail and I thought it was good enough to pass on 
> to
> the other members of our group. I have only been subscribed to this
> membership for about three weeks. I thought it was about old iron, engines
> and members sharing information, pictures, and where to find parts. I 
> think
> I have only seen a few articles on engines and a lot of things on 
> airplanes,
> mining, gun control, and laws for the United States and Down Under. I know
> there are times one has to blow off steam but with what I have been 
> reading
> these last ten days I'm surprised someone has not blown a boiler. When you
> get cabin fever I would do what Arnie suggests. Post pictures of your old
> iron, engines, gas or steam, how you got started with engines and then go 
> on
> to explain what you did to bring your old iron up to standards. You could
> even tell the members your expertise on rebuilding or how you keep your
> engine or old iron in show room condition. Let's get back to basics as to
> what this members list is suppose to be about. I'm new to this hobby and
> want to learn about old iron and any types of engines, steam is my 
> favorite
> and not about mining, funny costumes or what ever. If I have offended any
> one I am sorry. That is not my intention to hurt any ones feelings. I 
> joined
> to become more educated in a hobby I have started to love and I hope other
> members feel the same way I do. Thank to each and every one of you that 
> took
> time to read my post.  I have enclosed a copy of Arnie's e-mail to me for
> other to read. Arnie I hope it was alright to post your e-mail with this
> post.
>
> Hi Lyle,
>
> Glad this thread has gotten you to your keyboard.  Wanna tell us about 
> your
> engine collection and what brings you to the old iron hobby?
>
> See ya, Arnie
>
> Arnie Fero
> Pittsburgh, PA
> fero_ah at city-net.com
>
>
> McGuffey, Ohio/ N.W. corner of Ohio near Lima, Ohio, United States of
> America, North American Continent with my cats sitting under my office
> chair.
> . May the Lord be with each and every one this joyous day.
>
> Lyle DeWitt Myles
>
>
>
>
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