HenryParsons

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Toyota isn't going to start manufacturing new lower performance engines either.

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I'd rather have the V8 (or diesel) the rest of the world has over a turbo 6 hybrid that's here.

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3 pages and no booking photo.

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old Suzuki Samurai is coming back

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Personally, I'm holding out for the LC76. Though I doubt we will see those for another 25yrs per the Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966...

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During his Wednesday announcement regarding shifting fuel economy regulations, President Donald Trump dropped a surprise victory for car enthusiasts here in the United States. While outlining how his new plans will improve the affordability of new cars in America, Trump announced that he has tasked U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffey with clearing the regulatory deck to allow small cars of the sort sold in Asia, such as Japan's kei cars, to become available in the United States.

Trump explained how he saw these small cars during his recent trip to Asia, which he described as both “cute” and “beautiful,” but was told they could not be sold in the United States due to regulations.

Given how surprised Secretary Duffy looked at the announcement, there’s likely still some ironing out that needs to take place on the regulatory front. That said, the administration does seem dead-set on one thing in particular: these machines must be manufactured here in the States if they are to be sold here.

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That desert air must be keeping him looking young.

Original Instagram Post (sorry if already posted here)

Tinh's on Perkins

Nice $65k golf cart

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It's going to start at $65,000 and will be all electric...

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electric Hilux with 140 mile range

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Not interested, give me the 3.0L diesel with ~400mi range.

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A few of my sites are giving 500 errors specifically my streams

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Grinder or League of Legends?

It thought he had no online footprint and his home was professionally scrubbed?

Since today is National Injury Prevention Day, I figured it was a good opportunity to huddle the OT team for a toolbox talk and discuss measures to keep you safe on the job.

Please do your part and share your safety topics below.

Thank you for your participation and attention to this matter!




For my topic I am covering pinch points:

What is a pinch point?
A pinch point is any area where a body part can be caught between two objects, such as a moving and stationary part, or two moving parts.

Pinch points can occur with heavy machinery, power tools, or even simple tasks like closing a door.

Common examples of pinch points
Machinery: Gears, belts, conveyors, rollers, and other moving parts.
Material handling: Loading or unloading heavy materials, or where suspended loads can shift.
Equipment: Doors, drawers, hand tools, and presses.
Power tools: Where a body part could get caught between the tool and the workpiece.

Potential injuries
Injuries can range from minor to severe and include bruises, cuts, sprains, and lacerations.
Serious injuries can result in amputations or even death.

How to avoid pinch point injuries
Identify hazards: Before starting any task, assess the work area and identify all potential pinch points.
Use guards: Ensure that all machinery has its guards in place and never reach around them.
Follow procedures: Adhere to company procedures, including lockout/tagout procedures before performing maintenance or clearing jams.
Maintain awareness: Be mindful of your hand and foot placement. Be aware of your surroundings and where objects are moving or could move unexpectedly.
Stay trained: Never perform a task without proper training and understanding of the equipment and procedures.