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What about working on those big arse construction vechicles? man went out to the warehouse / yard today (cat) and some of those machines have tyres at least twice the size of me and diffs the size of a bloody normal car. Assume that would be more interesting to work on than normal engines. Cranes / hydralics and shit all over the warehouse to assist lol

William Adams take on a fair few apprentices each year, however I dont think they hire too many from outside the mining industry/experience with heavy machinery to teach them and try and get others up to scratch. Cheaper and easier to train them from the ground up

They have the best looking shopfronts and drive the best cars lol, how can they not be rolling in it.

Yeh agree, my Lexus smashed wing mirror cost 2k for that alone :/

The lol was in relation to pats comment

How do you know it's hiflow?

I hope it wasn't your cousin sitting in the passenger seat saying; "bro that sounds hiflow"

He had a lot of black smoke coming out of the exhaust, so assumed it must be high flow.

we ended up pulling it off, pleasantly surprised.

Anybody have tips for living out of home? I'm moving out next week.

- It'll cost you double what you expect it to cost; budget well

- Establish good rapport with new neighbours

- Bean bags and futons

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