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The Official Status Update Thread: Part 91 - Snowmageddon 2 (The White Death)
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Trains aren't bad when you take the cross country tour without any time frame. My folks did one of those and were gone about a month and a half. They said it was one of the best vacations they had. I figured it was because us kids were grown and didn't get to go.
Sent in last Friday and got it back today. They replaced any and everything to do with the mag and mag release, the extractor. Haven't shot it yet, I'll do that tomorrow. I'm a little ticked about all the problems they have with the SR line but they do have good customer service.
The only issue I have with it is trying to find parts. My tiller was never imported into the US.
in your coffee pot?
You know... I didn't know that and didn't call them... /facepalm
What year, make model? I might be able to help.
I have taken the train in good weather numerous times without any major issue. The advantage of the train is its price and the parking savings.
I have ridden a train through the jungles of Thailand and Malaysia during torrential rains without any problems. I have taken trains though bustling Bangkok with its 12,000,000 residents without a delay. I have shared a train car across Thailand with farm animals, immigrant workers, and a cargo of rice and still arrived on time. I've crossed international borders in third world countries via train quickly. I have gone 268 MPH on a commuter train in Shanghai without dying. I rode a train between Beijing and Shanghai at 168 MPH while receiving impeccable service. I have taken an old train throughout China's northern industrial belt that I felt was safe and prompt. I rode a train in Thailand that was so old it had wooden seats and arrived on time.
But somehow, Amtrak cannot operate service between Indianapolis and Chicago effectively. On this one trip our train ran over two elderly people, broke down three times, lost power once, lost heat once, had to have a new crew driven in, had a fight between passengers, and had every single toilet freeze.
No the pot is empty.
Then you my friend have a problem.
Talk about reading comprehension failure. When I read "tiller" I thought you where talking about a tiller handle on an outboard.
For sure. The ONLY way I ever go to Chicago again is by car. In that case, I will NOT be saying longer than one day. The only reason I ever see myself reentering Chicago is a day trip to a museum or a connecting flight through the airport.
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