today was work on the winter scrounge pile.i noodled all the oak big rounds (3 tanks of fuel) and my buddy ran the splitter. thought i had some pics but don't know what happed to them.
I wouldn't use it for a Barber Chair.
And you can measure the piston wear by the rings...
I like the wood grain dash, Mossy Oak floor mats, and Fir seat covers.
I dunno, but the canopy is nice.
Yeah, it's a green Beetle thing.
I know. I heard it tapping! I feel sorry for the sap that ended up with it.
Yessir.....my Grandpa retired from Fisher Body.
Feet of snow on the ground and you are wearing a straw hat. Awesome.Warning !!!!
Tread Derail !!!!
My brother has his house on the market because of employment out of town .
I had to go check his furnace because it has a zero clearance chimney which comes out the basement wall about a foot off the ground .
Fuzzy said "**** that , I aint shovelin all that , I quit !"
Hard to tell but the snow is 3' or better ,
I broke trail , they followed LOL
It got uglier as I got closer .
When we finally got in , the furnace had quit , it uses a zero clearance furnace that comes out through the basement wall a foot above ground .
We found that the quickest route to the vent was from above because of the large drifts surrounding the house .
Found a small piece of plywood to stand on and Fuzzy went out first , I went after on the ironing board and we did some 2 stage shovelling LOL
My buddy Donnie was with us but he couldn't fit through the window so he gave us some moral support and was ready to call 911 if we got stuck .
We finally found it and got it cleaned out and the furnace flashed up .
No snow here boys
Donnie did come in handy , he got us a step ladder so we could get back in and not have to fight our way around .
Did find some beer in my brothers fridge
Got snow ?
To get back on topic , here's a pic of my scrounged wood piles that I had to shovel to tonight .
Furnace was off...did pipes freeze?
And you didn't bring a van full home...
tell yah what, somehow,,i get that snow at least three feet from the house.. otherwise, when in melts, he will have large pond around the house. which will soak the ground,,and could build enough pressure, to blow the basement walls............on the lowest part, clean a exit for the water...................soaked soil, has bunch of hydraulic pressure...............Warning !!!!
Tread Derail !!!!
My brother has his house on the market because of employment out of town .
I had to go check his furnace because it has a zero clearance chimney which comes out the basement wall about a foot off the ground .
Fuzzy said "**** that , I aint shovelin all that , I quit !"
Hard to tell but the snow is 3' or better ,
I broke trail , they followed LOL
It got uglier as I got closer .
When we finally got in , the furnace had quit , it uses a zero clearance furnace that comes out through the basement wall a foot above ground .
We found that the quickest route to the vent was from above because of the large drifts surrounding the house .
Found a small piece of plywood to stand on and Fuzzy went out first , I went after on the ironing board and we did some 2 stage shovelling LOL
My buddy Donnie was with us but he couldn't fit through the window so he gave us some moral support and was ready to call 911 if we got stuck .
We finally found it and got it cleaned out and the furnace flashed up .
No snow here boys
Donnie did come in handy , he got us a step ladder so we could get back in and not have to fight our way around .
Did find some beer in my brothers fridge
Got snow ?
To get back on topic , here's a pic of my scrounged wood piles that I had to shovel to tonight .
My cabin septic line is frozen. And lake is over a foot low
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