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Good choice of words. LOL XXXOOO's

You forgot the heart.

Actually you are

steve(ill) wrote: Most "turbines" with respect to a power plant are HP-IP-LP units. THEy are 40 some feet long and have 15-20 stages of blades, then a generator unit on the end. Putting a weight on any area will effect the balance of the entire machine. The unit is brought up to speed and a 100 different readings are taken in multiple areas. You then need an expert to analysis the system and determine where to place the weight. Most weights are screwed into threaded holes at each end of each shaft, just for this purpose. I would guess no one does this in-house. There are a couple dozen or so "experts" in the country that do this. Its not cheap to start up, take off and balance, then start up to see what you have accomplished. These guys get BIG bucks to come onsite and do this.

yeap thats how we do it at tva in house. did a bus duct cooler last week. turbine has to be on turning gear .

Edited by mlpankey - 29 Jun 2013 at 4:07pm

Thank you Steve. Further reinforcing my point, this idiot has no clue.   He hasn't posted in a couple hours, most likely trying to fabricate another lie as he pushes a broom in someone's shop trying to listen in on a conversation...

Ihateillinoisnazis wrote:   You don't balance turbines, there's no way anyone would let you play with a turbine, more or less add weight to one. Just cause you overheard someone talking about something doesn't make you a professional.. For those who don't know, most turbines are balanced in a vacuum, or a balance pit. On site trim runs are not done by guys like the spunkster.

mlpankey wrote: Butch we do dynamic balance shots  there to. Turbine for sure.

You don't balance turbines, there's no way anyone would let you play with a turbine, more or less add weight to one. Just cause you overheard someone talking about something doesn't make you a professional..

For those who don't know, most turbines are balanced in a vacuum, or a balance pit. On site trim runs are not done by guys like the spunkster.

Butch(OH) wrote: Ihateillinoisnazis wrote: And something about Daffy Duck being smarter than the plinkster. I never noticed this before but look at the welder cable connector in that pulley pic. Busted and bare copper hanging out of the connector, not on the business end either. That hillbilly is a safety persons nightmare. Maybe he can blame his pigeon pile welding on defective cables hahah. Meanwhile down at the nuke plant,,,,,,,

Hahaha, thanks for the laugh Butch. I just imagine the stuff Homer Simpson did at the nuke plant and spunk can't be much farther off.

And something about Daffy Duck being smarter than the plinkster.

I never noticed this before but look at the welder cable connector in that pulley pic. Busted and bare copper hanging out of the connector, not on the business end either. That hillbilly is a safety persons nightmare. Maybe he can blame his pigeon pile welding on defective cables hahah.

mlpankey wrote: i didnt want to go to in depth cause it would have been over you guys head if i had went in more depth than turning the switch on. I know to take it slow with you guys. you know all these new comers and all who hasn't pulled but ask three questions and have become expert.

The people who can explain something complicated in the simplest form know it the best because they understand it. Sir Albert said something about that. You don't understand the basics of how or why a crank is balanced and you're only bright enough to push the record button and flip the switch at the same time.   You can't fool us spunk, your game is over. Go fabricate lies on some other forum. YT and the chainsaw forum already cut you down to size <- ha a pun. Good luck.

Ihateillinoisnazis wrote: What you gonna hit the crank with the hammer? How about you flipping the switch on the balancer... Wow that was educational... Do you really want to start the crank balancing post again? You already lost once.. I guess it's something your good at.. Maybe that should be your nitche... Sucking.

At life!!!!

i show some 2010 picture as to where we were and 2013 pictures as to where we are. As far as pictures have you answered the call out on showing your pulling tractor Rod .  No you haven't cause you are the sites troll who has nothing but a computer, You like that picture of the front pulley where i shown you a allis crank can be externally balanced wi after all I can find the post where you said they couldn't be externally balanced but as usual you were wrong again.  you should show the 6 1/4 crank video where i show you how to spin one up to balance and tell if its a quality welded crank. Oh you don't want customers to know that do you?

Edited by mlpankey - 20 Jun 2013 at 8:40pm

Wow Marty you can post pictures of someones craftsmanship just like Jealous Mitch. I bet you aren't going to try to pass that off as your own personal work.

If there's so many ALLIS CHALMERS pulling engines being built in your TN. speed shop there spankey then why are you always posting pictures of Tarbills engine? You still have not tried to prove me wrong with pictures or a short video of removing those pistons through the bottom.

Edited by Rod B - 20 Jun 2013 at 7:11am

So Mitch, got a 32 inch Westinghouse HDTV with a burning plastic smell around a year and a half ago google search tells alot bout a fella. Lookin at some previous posts of yours.... So who is maria

DONT LOOK NOW FOLKS, BUT THE REAL PUNK IS BEGINNING TO SHOW HIMSELF..

Affordability has nothing to do with it. It would be a waste of time and fuel to pull against a guy who has said he sold his tractor. You remind me of the kind of guy who promises to fight, but then wont show up or doubles back on a handshake deal because of a "technicality".

Thanks for the B-Day wishes. Since it interests you so much,  after my mom had her stroke, and having no sister or brother to depend on, well, it was much better for me to be there for her than not. But you WOULD be the kind of guy to try to throw that in someones face, wouldnt you? Good thing my mom is more important to me than what you think of me. I mean, you not liking me is kind of a compliment.

Dont look now, but your true colors are showing..