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db4600

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Looking around Pioneer Power and I notice some of the challenges the some of the early manufacturers had with SOCP. This return flue Huber was a night mare.
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No idea what SOCP means, online it appears to be a popular small knife, donno how that relates.

Completely forgot Pioneer Power is on, and I live so close. Wife took off Friday from work, so I might not make it. Typically when she takes off, I am not a free man.....

Paul
 
Slightly Off Center Post.
It?s some rubbing that goes on here from time to time.
From the operators station of the Minneapolis you can see
they too fell victim to this century long phenomenon.
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All your photos are side ways. What causes that? Glad I'll be going in person to see them right side up!
 
Pictures are right side up here . Thanks for putting em up. The socp refers to The cab post in the sound gard cab
 
Just need to rotate the phone 90* CW before taking the picture.
They can drive a tractor, but can't learn how to take a picture.
 
I dont understand the sideways thing.ive posted photos even though they were shot normal some go on sideways.must be something the uuuuhhhhh experts at Y.T. Havent decipered out but wont admit it
 
When the grand kids come over ask them to install this little photo program APP in your phone. Very handy and it automatically puts them right. You can also play with the picture for brite dark color etc. Not that hard to use.
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I never learned to drive a tractor either. They ended up on the
side like the pictures.
 
I found it's how I hold the phone when taking the pics, if the button is bottom or right side they post correct, if too or left they post sideways. When I look at them on the phone or post elsewhere they post right regardless, but here they don't.
 
It isn't a YT problem, it is a code in your picture & different computers may or may not use or interpret that code as your phone does.
 
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