Leaking Fluids Data

[Kodie]

I believe I can handle this one.

[Kyle51895]

10-4, I'll miss 10401 :'(

18101 is a nice bus for sure though, the kids loved the extra seats :D

[Kodie]

I've pulled the rear engine access door off for ease of service. I have parts of the engine dismantled, and I'm basically going to grind that piece off of there, and come up with a solution for how to fix it.

[Kyle51895]

*pulls up in wheely chair and hankerchief crying*

*pats 10401*

"Its alright, you'll pull through"

[Kodie]

Alright, the piece has been removed from the bus completely. I've re-drilled that hole to a larger size, and I have a new fitting I'm going to put in. Basically the plan is to thread the hole, and screw the new fitting in, and using plumbing tape to keep it from leaking. I'll then weld around it to make sure it doesn't go any place. It'll still be a couple of days.

[Kyle51895]

*still crying at the side of 10401*

[08 Thomas EF]

*Dump truck backs in to bay [whatever 10401 is not in] and dumps an entire load of tissues in to the bay* *Kodie can no longer work in the other bay and is forced to finish 10401 sooner*

[Kyle51895]

Am I going to continue using 18101, or should I give it a break after last week?

[Kodie]

Why dont you take a different one, to even out mileage.

[Kyle51895]

I'll use 18701!

[Kodie]

The new piece is installed and welded on. The engine is still not rebuilt. I'm waiting on a part from CAT.

[Kyle51895]

10-4 Kodie, sorry you have to work so hard on my baby :(

[08 Thomas EF]

10-4 guys.

[Kodie]

Eric, can you print up some new route numbers to put in the window of the spare Kyle is using possibly? I may have this bus until the 19th or so.

[08 Thomas EF]

Could you remove the existing cards from 10401 for him? I'd rather not waste the paper. :)