How about a Job posting site

MikeyonaBikey

MikeyonaBikey

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Am sure we all know somone looking for a job? Why not have a spot were we can post jobs in our respective companies and help fellow riders find jobs??.. I know we still have 5 open postions in our Lakewood office..
 
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Like there aren't enough job sites on there? We don't want to litter the playground with that nonsense!
 
i dont want a job really...its the money i am after. just pm me for my address so you can mail me a check. i also take paypal
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I don't see it as littering the playground. Most people would hire someone they know over someone off one of the other sites if such person fit the bill.

Odd jobs around the house is also a good side gig. Not everyone is handy or has time to do the wifey list. Pay someone from the board to sheetrock, do plumbing, roof while you're at work so you can save the weekends for riding.
 
^^^^^ I need a sheetrock/tile guy to repair my bathroom shower stall. I made the mistake of not turning off my outside water and the pipe froze and broke. I'm on a slab so all the pipes run through the walls. We had to cut out the ceiling of my shower to get to the pipe. If the ceiling can be repaired that would be great, if not we would like to have the whole stall re done.

Anybody want dibs?
 
walter said:
^^^^^ I need a sheetrock/tile guy to repair my bathroom shower stall. I made the mistake of not turning off my outside water and the pipe froze and broke. I'm on a slab so all the pipes run through the walls. We had to cut out the ceiling of my shower to get to the pipe. If the ceiling can be repaired that would be great, if not we would like to have the whole stall re done.

Anybody want dibs?
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Get in touch with Mattyb. I feel your pain with frozen pipes, just had to redo my father-in-laws whole plumbing after he ran out of heat.
 
walter said:
^^^^^ I need a sheetrock/tile guy to repair my bathroom shower stall. I made the mistake of not turning off my outside water and the pipe froze and broke. I'm on a slab so all the pipes run through the walls. We had to cut out the ceiling of my shower to get to the pipe. If the ceiling can be repaired that would be great, if not we would like to have the whole stall re done.

Anybody want dibs?
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i'm the man who can... pm me really...
 
i need someone to repair my honda snowblower and tell me how to maintain it
 
mattybfat said:
i'm the man who can... pm me really...
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Matty... I just bought a house. If I need anything done, you will be the guy.
I think it may be somewhat close to you... Glen Gardner...?
 
jShort said:
Matty... I just bought a house. If I need anything done, you will be the guy.
I think it may be somewhat close to you... Glen Gardner...?
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You are gonna be close, yeah let me know what needs to be done...
 
soundz said:
i need someone to repair my honda snowblower and tell me how to maintain it
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My next door neighbor could take care of this for you and we are pretty close to you. I will mention it to him today and PM you.
 
RNG1 said:
My next door neighbor could take care of this for you and we are pretty close to you. I will mention it to him today and PM you.
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What do you know this thread actually works :D The snowblower hasn't worked in like 2-3 years (wish I had it for this season). Cosmetically it's in excellent shape .. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the gas and oil and stuff, the engine is not blown up or anything. There was someone who fixed it for us a while back and told us to how to maintain it, but of course we didn't do it, so it stopped working again after a season. This time, I gotta write down how to maintain it :cool:

Thanks!
 
soundz said:
What do you know this thread actually works :D The snowblower hasn't worked in like 2-3 years (wish I had it for this season). Cosmetically it's in excellent shape .. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the gas and oil and stuff, the engine is not blown up or anything. There was someone who fixed it for us a while back and told us to how to maintain it, but of course we didn't do it, so it stopped working again after a season. This time, I gotta write down how to maintain it :cool:

Thanks!
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the most important thing to do before you put it away in the spring is to drain the gas tank. After you drain gas start it up to run out any residual gas in the lines and carburetor. If you let gas sit in your snowblower until next winter it will turn into something other than gas and your carburetor will get messed up.
 
This is how our construction gets done - this chick's greeeat!!

I just ride my bike :p

* She's not for hire!
 

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