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Test help!!! Those darn pulleys!!!!!
Does anyone know where to find information on understanding those gear, pulley and plane test questions we encounter on tests? Sad as it may be, I am very bad at this portion of tests and would like to get better at it.
Thanks for anything you got.
Joe
truckie45@sbcglobal.net
Thanks for anything you got.
Joe
truckie45@sbcglobal.net
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Permalink Reply by Shawn Tibbitts on -
I think i have some old study guides that hit on that if you want i can mail them to you, as long as you send back when finished.
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Permalink Reply by Joe McClelland on -
That sounds great. I have some young guys at my job asking for help with those things and I want to give them some good info on how to understand how to pass those sections of a test, since they never were my strong point.
I will write you with my mail. Thanks Shawn
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Permalink Reply by Shawn Tibbitts on
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no problem. any time
Joe McClelland said:That sounds great. I have some young guys at my job asking for help with those things and I want to give them some good info on how to understand how to pass those sections of a test, since they never were my strong point.
I will write you with my mail. Thanks Shawn
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Permalink Reply by Todd McKee on -
Joe!
I bought a book from this crazy site called penwell. (HA HA) I do not know if you ever heard of it but it helped me get through my testings. This was many moons ago though and I do not know if they still sell it or not?????
Email me at toddcmckee@hazmatohio.com and I will pass the USB # to you.
Keep plugging away the more tests you take the better you will get!
Todd McKee
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