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Wish I lived only 56 miles from an AD.

Yep,
My nearest AD is more than two hours drive into the centre of Sydney. I never thought of myself as unusual in that.

The worse that could happen is that you screw it up and have to travel from the hinterland to civilization to get it re-done.

Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) :lol:

KMG wrote:

You are not a nice man :cry:

KMG wrote:

You are not a nice man :cry:

Twotone540 wrote:

KMG wrote:

You are not a nice man :cry:

It's kind of like telling a guy with a two-inch twizzer that you're hung like John Holmes. Sure, it's great for you, but I'm not exactly sure how it helps him any. :lol:

I know JacksonStone, I honestly couldn't help myself and I was in such a cruel mood too. Oh, I forgot to mention that in that hour I tend to try on a few new 'Lings too........DOH, stop it KMG you know that it is wrong. :watchout:

Author:	Twotone540 [ Sun Feb 05, 2012 2:08 pm ]
Post subject:	Cockpit Adjustment
Tomorrow, 2/6 I must drive 56miles....one way to get my bracelet adjusted. No one in my area has ever seen a real Breitling b/4 Life in the 'stone age' is pretty bad. Thank your stars....If you live a civilized area of the world.. Thank God I won't have to take a boat or horse...We have roads now

Author:	rgilbert24 [ Sun Feb 05, 2012 7:48 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Where are u from? Also if you had the correct screwdriver you could do it yourself. The worse that could happen is that you screw it up and have to travel from the hinterland to civilization to get it re-done.

Author:	ckabin [ Sun Feb 05, 2012 7:52 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
I enjoy solo long drives. Throw on some nice tunes and enjoy the scenery. Sounds like you may live in the middle of nowhere so the area will provide a nice backdrop. Hopefully wherever you are in the land below us northern people it's nice out and you don't have to travel into New York as I'm sure there will be the remnants of a night of partying and celebration. When you're back in civilization you should pickup a tool.. I'm sure it'll come in handy and save the long drive another time as rgilbert mentioned.

Author:	Twotone540 [ Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:02 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
I've ordered Bergeon tools from Esslinger...On back order I've got it on strap but I really can't wait to get it on that bracelet!!!

Author:	Roffensian [ Mon Feb 06, 2012 5:06 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Wish I lived only 56 miles from an AD.

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Author:	wessa [ Mon Feb 06, 2012 7:11 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Roffensian wrote: Wish I lived only 56 miles from an AD. I wish I lived at least 560 miles from the nearest AD!!! $$$ Wessa

Author:	Novacastrian [ Mon Feb 06, 2012 5:54 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Yep, My nearest AD is more than two hours drive into the centre of Sydney. I never thought of myself as unusual in that.

Author:	Twotone540 [ Tue Feb 07, 2012 4:19 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Novacastrian wrote: Yep, My nearest AD is more than two hours drive into the centre of Sydney. I never thought of myself as unusual in that. I see your point...I had a friend in flight school from Alaska. He had his pilots license b/4 his drivers license. His High School had a plane park for students. It's just a great distance to me now that I live in this backwoods little town. Not use to it.

Author:	JacksonStone [ Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:49 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
rgilbert24 wrote: The worse that could happen is that you screw it up and have to travel from the hinterland to civilization to get it re-done. Actually, he could strip the screw head or scratch a few links, and then have to replace the screws or get the links polished. Those screws are in there pretty firmly. I gave up trying to adjust mine and just let ADs do it.

Author:	KMG [ Fri Feb 10, 2012 12:32 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) .

Author:	Twotone540 [ Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:18 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
KMG wrote: Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) . You are not a nice man

Author:	JacksonStone [ Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:23 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Twotone540 wrote: KMG wrote: Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) . You are not a nice man It's kind of like telling a guy with a two-inch twizzer that you're hung like John Holmes. Sure, it's great for you, but I'm not exactly sure how it helps him any.

Author:	KMG [ Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
Twotone540 wrote: KMG wrote: Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) . You are not a nice man I know Twotone and it was nasty of me - I was in a very 'cruel' mood yesterday. Forgive my nastiness .

Author:	KMG [ Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:07 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
JacksonStone wrote: Twotone540 wrote: KMG wrote: Well, my nearest AD is less than 2 miles from me. I can go into town, visit my AD, have a coffee in a local cafe and be home again in less than an hour (oh, and I don't drink coffee quickly either) . You are not a nice man It's kind of like telling a guy with a two-inch twizzer that you're hung like John Holmes. Sure, it's great for you, but I'm not exactly sure how it helps him any. I know JacksonStone, I honestly couldn't help myself and I was in such a cruel mood too. Oh, I forgot to mention that in that hour I tend to try on a few new 'Lings too........DOH, stop it KMG you know that it is wrong.

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Author:	JacksonStone [ Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:10 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cockpit Adjustment
KMG wrote: I know JacksonStone, I honestly couldn't help myself and I was in such a cruel mood too. Oh, I forgot to mention that in that hour I tend to try on a few new 'Lings too........DOH, stop it KMG you know that it is wrong. Just remember, John Holmes had a hard time keeping it all the way up.