ronjhall
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Signs that you may be coming down with Cabin Fever.
That looks like quite the tool for snow removal, Paul.
Do you worry about ethanol laced gas going bad before it gets used up in the Prius? Or has Toyota figured out a way to deal with the alcohol? Or maybe you can find E0 that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? Out here it sells for $6-$8 a gallon, if you can even find it.
modern fuel injection alleviates most problems with ethanol gasI haven’t worried about it, perhaps I should. The gas cap says it’s ok with (Yikes!) E20, and it does run the engine every 200 miles or regardless of the battery state of charge just to lubricate it and prevent corrosion.
One more thing to keep me up at night………..
Oh wow, one of my favorite guitarists.Snowing again.
I've just been categorized as "a distraction." As I was walking into the other room where my wife was, I was loudly announcing the snow was back. I heard her say to someone on the phone..."can you please repeat that, there was a distraction in the room." I didn't know she was on the phone, of course.
Hey, you music and instrument lovers...don't miss a chance on this...Lot #37 caught my eye.
https://www.christies.com/en/auction/the-mark-knopfler-guitar-collection-29972/
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Ron, what a great shot of a beautiful Pileated. Glad you had your camera handy, and thanks for sharing.RNG, yes the Pileated Woodpecker is on the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. Even though it is not a migratory bird.
Oh wow, glad you're on top of it.Top task on my list today is getting an issue resolved with a utility construction company that got way outside the ROW on a place I own and broke the sewer connection off under ground, parked equipment all over the lot, rutted up the ground, broke a cement apron driving a mini-ex over it and several other things. After going all the way up to the owner of the company I am getting resolution. It's a small thing in the overall scheme of everything going on but I've kinda had it with these utility construction crews and the way they will abuse a property if they think no one is watching. [Rant off]
Hope everyone has a great and productive day and stays warm, dry and well fed!
Nice shelves. Cool trucks.Hess trucks
The anode in out heater, which I posted the picture of, was at least ten years old and still had zinc on it but clearly was at the end of its lifespan. I would check it every year and replace as necessary — if you do not have a lot of erosion, there is no need to replace a zinc simply because of a calendar date—- if it eroded quickly you wouldn’t wait for that calendar date, right?Good Morning Again,
Ok, so either Ken or Kilroy, cant seem to remember !
We were talking about replacing the anodes in electric hot water heaters. I ordered and received a new rod. I installed the hot water heater in july of 2022 so it will be two years this summer. Any suggestions on when to do that, I am thinking the 2 year mark. Just curious, also planning on getting an in expensive impact tool to get the old anode out ! Thoughts ?
Pouring rain, wondering how much snow this will bring you guys up north later this week?
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