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  1. On 3/9/2022 at 12:17 PM, rreschran said:

    Feedback would be welcome ... if only the link worked.  They even used the word, "Nefarious.: Thirty-years as a technical writer ... I've never used the word.    

    Try this Link:   https://www.ontariocanada.com/registry/showAttachment.do?postingId=41091&attachmentId=53577

     

    R.

    Another law written by a politician's speech writer. Really doesn't come across as professional at all. 

     

    Scott

  2. Torontarded! When that city should act, it sits and thinks. When it should sit and think, it acts out of panic. Sad

    Business owner cries foul after city tows van filled with food donations
     
    He couldn’t believe it.
     
    Conor Joerin, owner of Bloor West eatery Sugo, was loading his van with food and groceries Monday afternoon when the unthinkable happened.
     
    Carrying his final load, he returned to find his van on the back of a city-contracted tow truck.
     
    “I was like… come on guys,” he said in an interview with the Toronto Sun on Tuesday.
     
    Joerin, like many business owners, is doing what he can to ride out COVID-19.
     
    Opting to close-up shop, he’s donating Sugo’s remaining food stocks rather than letting it rot in his walk-in coolers.
     
    “We’ve been dropping off groceries to single mothers in the neighborhood, families with kids who need supplies,” he said.
     
    That’s how he spent Monday afternoon, his van left curbside next to his restaurant.
     
    Joerin heard the city was relaxing parking rules, so leaving his van a few extra minutes past 4 p.m. wasn’t a worry.
     
    “I got caught up inside locking up,” he recalled.
     
    “They have rush hour parking between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., but what rush hour? They just told the entire country to stay home.
     
    “There is no rush hour.”
     
    RESOURCE LINK
     
    A Source States: An Investigation has been opened into the towing incident during an ordered shut down.


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  3. I have a metro medium duty side puller. During colder months I can't pull the cable out by hand in free spool with the tensioner released. Warmer, above freezing, no problem. I think the winch gear box oil is too heavy for my climate, Northern Ontario.

    I would like to know what gear oil is in the winch from factory and what I could use that would be more cold weather friendly.

    What are the recommended lube oil specs?

    Thanks in advance, Scott

     

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