farmer2009
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How is the major handled? Just a rewrite and an inspection to confirm compliance. That’s how our audit failures are handled. But if the same problems are found 2 years running then you can loose your certification.
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How is the major handled? Just a rewrite and an inspection to confirm compliance. That’s how our audit failures are handled. But if the same problems are found 2 years running then you can loose your certification.
lostcreekranch
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Maybe full of hay?
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WOW, that’s sad. Hope noone, no animals hurt.
buckeyefarmer
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No animals inside.
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One has to have their priorities, Right?
This isnt exactly a surprise. Didnt realize the beer cooler wasnt self defrost, not in description, but does seem to thaw some on its own, resulting in some seepage. Took over 10 years to rot out. Not enough clearance for a pan directly under the unit as it sits. I’d like to put a pan under at floor level but it would have to be custom made. Current thinking is not fully replace floor of cabinet, just enough to support. These are solid plywood cabinets on 2x4s so quite solid. There is toe kick area on 3 sides that i can add some 2 inch vents and possibly a small fan to run when i suspect it might be wet at least temporarily. Maybe a humidistat?
Got it nicely cleaned out today. Give it another day to dry before i treat and refinish. Still toying with how i might collect condensate off the cooling plate.
Didn’t get to devote myself fully to project as my cottage tenant, John, had a medical incident. His wife came to get me after she found him in less than good shape by the bananas. Appears he passed out. 911 and medevac later he spent day at local hospital. Nothing conclusive so now enroute to Queens in Honolulu to check on possible blockage and more tests. His wife gets to fly on the med flight with him.
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68 breezy and raining over three inches so far flooding in neighboring counties more heavy rain today. Devastation in panhandle terrible and widespread. Prayers for those in harms way
Got a subdivision road done yesterday before heavy rain came today a washout. The ground around here is so wet unreal to say the least and mudslides are becoming the norm
Got a subdivision road done yesterday before heavy rain came today a washout. The ground around here is so wet unreal to say the least and mudslides are becoming the norm
daugen
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forecast for next few days has calmed down, at least for here, thankfully.
Rain and 35mph winds today, but total rain now predicted at only a few inches instead of much more.
Headed downtown early to get a haircut, then figure I'll be stuck inside all day.
Forecast for tomorrow is clear and sunshine, and much cooler.
Pretty hard to save a barn unless you get lucky and get there fast. So many things flammable in there, and lots of open space usually to feed oxygen to the flames. Must have been awfully hard for the owner to watch that burn. Get the animals out first, and the tractor second. That looked like a drying or storage shed.
Lightning, electrical, spontaneous combustion, Mrs. O'Leary's cow...Wonder what caused it...
One reason I replaced the entire electrical panel in the barn; now I just check it for bugs and spiders getting into places they don't belong.
Everyone in the path of the storm, take care please. Farmer, is it passing East of you?
Rain and 35mph winds today, but total rain now predicted at only a few inches instead of much more.
Headed downtown early to get a haircut, then figure I'll be stuck inside all day.
Forecast for tomorrow is clear and sunshine, and much cooler.
Pretty hard to save a barn unless you get lucky and get there fast. So many things flammable in there, and lots of open space usually to feed oxygen to the flames. Must have been awfully hard for the owner to watch that burn. Get the animals out first, and the tractor second. That looked like a drying or storage shed.
Lightning, electrical, spontaneous combustion, Mrs. O'Leary's cow...Wonder what caused it...
One reason I replaced the entire electrical panel in the barn; now I just check it for bugs and spiders getting into places they don't belong.
Everyone in the path of the storm, take care please. Farmer, is it passing East of you?
Eric Salop
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It was almost as if someone had booby trapped the door handle this morning. Rain started to pour out of the sky like a burst water pipe to the exact second that I opened the utility door. One minute later and it was all over apart from the sound of water still running down the gutter pipes. Weird coloured sky again too, this must be more of that African weather, with Max now drying out from the shower that was surely intended to wash the dust off a Wilderbeast.
Rick, your pictures in anticipation of an English summer made me laugh. Not something that happened this year though, we seem to have been enjoying other countries weather for many months.
Sorry to hear of the loss of life and damage from the latest hurricane.
Rick, your pictures in anticipation of an English summer made me laugh. Not something that happened this year though, we seem to have been enjoying other countries weather for many months.
Sorry to hear of the loss of life and damage from the latest hurricane.
wngsprd
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72 and light rain going to 80 and heavy rain. Hurricane damage looks really bad.
Buppies, sorry you guys are already saturated...we got a couple of light showers yesterday and it ran me in off the mower...dried out enough to mow more before dark. Before I mowed, I cleaned out the deck and couldn't believe how much moist molded grass crud I scraped out...the pile looked like more than the capacity of the deck itself. I had not been satisfied with any tool I had tried to scrape with last time, that didn't require me to crawl under the deck with the falling crud. So I bought a 4 ft. long 4" wide scraper from HF ($9) and it worked great...along with a little bit of follow up in a few spots with a short putty knife. I put a small tarp under the deck before I started, then dragged it full of crud over to the compost pile.
Took Coco to the dump so I could pour the 11+ gallons of hydraulic fluid into their oil collection tank, then went to the battlefield park for a hike down to the river...only the faintest smell of skunk lingered on her after her swim, and none in the truck.
The yellow jackets are so bad at the plastic/glass recycle dumpster that the county employee there has made homemade warning signs. I got chased, but not stung.
Indoor day for me, too. Have lots of things to do.
Buppies, sorry you guys are already saturated...we got a couple of light showers yesterday and it ran me in off the mower...dried out enough to mow more before dark. Before I mowed, I cleaned out the deck and couldn't believe how much moist molded grass crud I scraped out...the pile looked like more than the capacity of the deck itself. I had not been satisfied with any tool I had tried to scrape with last time, that didn't require me to crawl under the deck with the falling crud. So I bought a 4 ft. long 4" wide scraper from HF ($9) and it worked great...along with a little bit of follow up in a few spots with a short putty knife. I put a small tarp under the deck before I started, then dragged it full of crud over to the compost pile.
Took Coco to the dump so I could pour the 11+ gallons of hydraulic fluid into their oil collection tank, then went to the battlefield park for a hike down to the river...only the faintest smell of skunk lingered on her after her swim, and none in the truck.
The yellow jackets are so bad at the plastic/glass recycle dumpster that the county employee there has made homemade warning signs. I got chased, but not stung. Indoor day for me, too. Have lots of things to do.
Ed of all trades
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Good morning all, 70 going to 76 with a 100% chance of heavy rain. NWS says we might get an inch today. Did some errands yesterday and the usual in the house stuff. No plans yet for today, will see.
The barn has the look of the common to that area bank barn that often has a gray stone lower wall. They are mostly used as hay storage and dairy barns. Sorry to see a working work of art like that go.
Prayers for those dealing with the storm. Have a great day. Ed
The barn has the look of the common to that area bank barn that often has a gray stone lower wall. They are mostly used as hay storage and dairy barns. Sorry to see a working work of art like that go.
Prayers for those dealing with the storm. Have a great day. Ed