CajunRider
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Can you reach the hole with a PVC pipe? If so ease a PVC pipe into the hole and drop a bunch of chlorine pellets down and then add a little bit of water to get the pellets going.
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Can you reach the hole with a PVC pipe? If so ease a PVC pipe into the hole and drop a bunch of chlorine pellets down and then add a little bit of water to get the pellets going.
CajunRider
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Good morning all.
Spent 2 hrs this morning fighting my AC system. The pressure is fluctuating like crazy. The system was a little overcharged so I let off some into my recovery tank. It's cooling now but the fluctuation is still there. I'll have to check it out further this afternoon.
Taking the ROP, fender, and seat off my tractor so I can get to my double acting valve to fix the leak is tough. Everything is rusted so I have to cut each bolt out. Ran out of those little 3" cutting wheels that I use in my air tool to cut this. I'll have to get some more today.
Capitol One bank is driving me crazy with their notification. One service center scheduled a service date 3 months out. The other service centers call PLUS sending us a letter remind us of the date every week. I'm ready to drop them.
Have a great day all.
PS: Drew, I really like the watermelon painting on the tank.
Spent 2 hrs this morning fighting my AC system. The pressure is fluctuating like crazy. The system was a little overcharged so I let off some into my recovery tank. It's cooling now but the fluctuation is still there. I'll have to check it out further this afternoon.
Taking the ROP, fender, and seat off my tractor so I can get to my double acting valve to fix the leak is tough. Everything is rusted so I have to cut each bolt out. Ran out of those little 3" cutting wheels that I use in my air tool to cut this. I'll have to get some more today.
Capitol One bank is driving me crazy with their notification. One service center scheduled a service date 3 months out. The other service centers call PLUS sending us a letter remind us of the date every week. I'm ready to drop them.
Have a great day all.
PS: Drew, I really like the watermelon painting on the tank.
RedNeckGeek
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Good Morning!!!! 57F @ 6:00AM. Sunny to partly cloudy. High 81F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.
Thanks for the suggestion, but unless you’ve had the training and purchased the license, Transit is off limits for mere mortals in Kalifornia. Brush-b-gone has some in it, and is my go to for poison oak, so I’ll pick some up today while I’m in town.
Ask your eye doctors if they’re building a house or a pool, Bird. Or if they own their own fancy surgical robots and such. Any “yes” answers are cause for concern...
Maybe those traps have too much man smell on ‘em, Rip. Not sure what to do about that, though.
Hang in there, folks, Friday’s comin’...
Thanks for the suggestion, but unless you’ve had the training and purchased the license, Transit is off limits for mere mortals in Kalifornia. Brush-b-gone has some in it, and is my go to for poison oak, so I’ll pick some up today while I’m in town.
Ask your eye doctors if they’re building a house or a pool, Bird. Or if they own their own fancy surgical robots and such. Any “yes” answers are cause for concern...
Maybe those traps have too much man smell on ‘em, Rip. Not sure what to do about that, though.
Hang in there, folks, Friday’s comin’...
hawkeye08
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It is quite a ride on that sulky, have to hang on for life when it takes off..
PJSprog
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60°F and clear skies this morning, going up to 89° today. Looks now like we'll be in the low 90s all weekend.
Landscaper finished his work yesterday. We are pleased with the results. These guys did good work, and did it relatively quick. Here's a couple of before and after shots of the north side of the house. Looks much better, and it's no longer rotting railroad ties. Still need to clean the dust off the porch door and windows left by the masonry saw, and wait for the grass to grow.
I always tease my Wife about painting the propane tank. I've suggested a yellow submarine, and she usually slaps me when I start singing the song. Ours does need a good scrubbing, but the gray paint seems to be in good shape. Loved the watermelon tank, Rick.
I use the man-pee approach every time I'm in the barn, Mike. I don't think it's cured our problem, but it does seem to confuse them for a bit. We tried bombs a few years ago, and that worked for a little while. Our permanent fix will be to pour a concrete floor out there. Tired of dealing with those destructive oversized rats.
The Wife found a mole trapped in the netting of one of the seed blankets in the front yard yesterday, and joked with the landscaper about covering the whole yard with it. There's another problem that's been terrible the last few years.
Landscaper finished his work yesterday. We are pleased with the results. These guys did good work, and did it relatively quick. Here's a couple of before and after shots of the north side of the house. Looks much better, and it's no longer rotting railroad ties. Still need to clean the dust off the porch door and windows left by the masonry saw, and wait for the grass to grow.
I always tease my Wife about painting the propane tank. I've suggested a yellow submarine, and she usually slaps me when I start singing the song. Ours does need a good scrubbing, but the gray paint seems to be in good shape. Loved the watermelon tank, Rick.
I use the man-pee approach every time I'm in the barn, Mike. I don't think it's cured our problem, but it does seem to confuse them for a bit. We tried bombs a few years ago, and that worked for a little while. Our permanent fix will be to pour a concrete floor out there. Tired of dealing with those destructive oversized rats.
The Wife found a mole trapped in the netting of one of the seed blankets in the front yard yesterday, and joked with the landscaper about covering the whole yard with it. There's another problem that's been terrible the last few years.
CWB Wyo
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It was 45* this morning, yesterday it got up in to the mid 70's with a light shower in the afternoon.Today is going to be in the mid 60's with a a chance of showers again this afternoon. It looks like we might get some snow over the weekend.
End up doing maintenance work on one of my trailers yesterday. I have to replace a tier on it, I'll get a new one when we go to town today.
Not much else planned for today
Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.
End up doing maintenance work on one of my trailers yesterday. I have to replace a tier on it, I'll get a new one when we go to town today.
Not much else planned for today
Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.
ronjhall
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I knew something would show up. Off to Dentist. Cracked a tooth and lost a filling.
lostcreekranch
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Transit? That’s used for grain crops RNG?
You need something, with triclopyr, like Remedy. And a good surfactant. I use Diesel 75% to 25% Remedy, etc.
txdon
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Sounds like you will be king and receive a crown.
sodamo
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68°F and .38 inches rain.
Clean up continues - slowly, very slowly.
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
Clean up continues - slowly, very slowly.
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
