European auto mechanic from Texas checking in

[thewbee]

Hey y'all , After being directed to this site by several internet searches , finally decided to join. 26 years as European automotive technician. Currently in a diagnostician and shop foreman role for family owned shop. I figured I'd post a picture of my work set up as well as my portable home box as a means of introduction.

WB

 

[acer66]

Welcome to the site thewbee!

 

[FMB4]

Welcome aboard from Idaho!

 

[nadogail]

Welcome to the forum from the shore of San Diego Bay.

 

[Duster346]

Welcome, partner. I've been a mechanic for 26 years. Started at new car dealers, then opened my own shop--closed it after 8 years, it would most likely deserve it's own thread, but starting a general automotive repair shop from the ground up ain't easy, that's for sure. Have been with one of the largest automotive fleets in the world (think brown) for the last 10 years now and will retire likely with them.

Sell me them vise grips....


Nice setups you have there...

 

[thewbee]

Welcome, partner. I've been a mechanic for 26 years. Started at new car dealers, then opened my own shop--closed it after 8 years, it would most likely deserve it's own thread, but starting a general automotive repair shop from the ground up ain't easy, that's for sure. Have been with one of the largest automotive fleets in the world (think brown) for the last 10 years now and will retire likely with them.

Sell me them vise grips....


Nice setups you have there...

Thanks. Funny thing about Vise-grips is I've even trained my wife to keep an eye out for the USA versions. Credit to her for finding one of those at an estate sale.