stahls seventys school

[8270_Wang]

hi fellow 70s techs

today i graduated from stahls seventys as i got my diploma [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img] Its really a great school and our instructor jamie really taught us alot. Now i know it all lol.......j/k

but i can now go down to dayton and take over Kings center so he can do his Gm work....ill make the place run even better....so look out jerry

Wang

[the old dirt man]

Re: stahls seventys school

WANGJ,
you don't want to go near KINGS machines! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img]
they didn't teach you enough to work on them.
his machines are JERRY rigged to the hilt.
you need to go to jerry rigg school. [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]
do you know anything about sure stucks,that's another jerry rigging school you need to attend.
the whole place is probably sabotaged with jerry rigs! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img]

[Flying Elvis]

Re: stahls seventys school

Wang,

No offense, but if you learned a lot they must have changed the Stahl's school drastically since I attended 6 years ago. I thought it was a total waste of my time and money (other than the tasty Minnesota beer!). Of course, I had almost 20 years of experience on 82-70's before I got there...so I probably knew it all already [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]

[8270king]

Re: stahls seventys school

Chaddie graduated from Stahl's.......now he is an industry leader at "V"

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JK

[John_Galt]

Re: stahls seventys school

Congratulations Wang! You made the right decision in going to Apple Valley.
Although we had different instructors, the curriculum is likely very similar or improved.

I think of going to the school as a big way of cheating (but not in a bad way).

You benefit from all of the knowledge and experience of a company that gets called with brainbusters every day, as well as getting smooth improvements and clever tricks for machine maintenance.

It's like Bowl-Tech, but in a neat, tidy, hands-on package, and free of commentary!
The notes I started there have grown from a notebook to a 3 1/2" looseleaf, but I still refer to the original set often!

Nonetheless, it takes a lot to be honored with the duty of caring for Jerry's machines...that's something no school can teach!

Best O' Luck,
Chaddy

[TheGMan143]

Re: stahls seventys school

Congrats! You built a good strong foundation with the schooling... what you'll build on top of it with experience, no school will ever be able to teach. Some things you have to do wrong a couple times, bust a few knuckles, and use a lot of foul language... then you really learn it. Just remember... machinery doesn't always follow a book. Your biggest useful skill will be the ability to think outside the book learning and work through a problem, no matter what it is... if you can do that, you'll make a hell of a mechanic.

Good luck!

[Lampie]

Re: stahls seventys school

If you know it can't be done like the manual says you're on the good way!!!!
Martin
You will have to read the manual before that though!!

[JEFF KUHNLE]

Re: stahls seventys school

HEY WANG

GOOD DEAL!!!!!! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]
IT IS ALWAYS GREAT TO GET THAT EXTRA KNOWLEDGE.

JUST REMEMBER, YOUR HOUSE HAS FRIENDS, IF EVER THE NEED FOR HELP OR THE EXTRA HAND, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CALL.
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[Joeyamfi]

Re: stahls seventys school

Originally posted by WangJ:
hi fellow 70s techs

today i graduated from stahls seventys as i got my diploma [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img] Its really a great school....

Wang

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[Joeyamfi]

Re: stahls seventys school

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Joeyamfi:
[QB][QUOTE]Originally posted by WangJ:
[qb]hi fellow 70s techs

today i graduated from stahls seventys as i got my diploma [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img] Its really a great school....

I never got to say these words...alas. I had to learn the art of 8270 repair and maintenance on my own. Many a nights I sat a watched and memorized every moving part, every mechanical malfunction, every possible stress point of my 24, 67 yr old highly polished, well oiled, forever running AMFs that I inherited from the man i call "Bany". Thanks Paul, for not forcing me to go to Stahls school. I learn one important thing about 8270's.... if it ain't broke, don't f*** with it. By the way Jamie is good and as long as I keep buying from Stahls, I'll get answers.