pabloesqobar
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Cool, thanks.It's doing good, wound seems to be healing ok. It eats a lot and shits even more.
Cool, thanks.It's doing good, wound seems to be healing ok. It eats a lot and shits even more.
We tore off enclosed porch early March so a masonry restoration contractor could clean the brick and repoint the chimney mortar above flashing...at that time, I cut off porch light conduit and put in a GCFI plug to use there for saws, etc. Today a real electrician (Lol) rebuilt everything back to code. GCFI outlet with bubble, another switched outlet on top for rope lighting and 2 boxes to mount 2 exterior LED's on order...
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Electrician also added 2 circuits to garage box, threaded two 12-2 wires through the A frame to 2 garage walls, one for a light in a small storage shed and this one for wet bar rope lighting...
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7 circuits out of garage box already.
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primered 2nd coat on ceiling going downstairs and stained more paneling for walls there...another good day.
Did you drink the red paint?Went back out to the garage for a couple hours. Drank a little, cleaned up, gathered all the parts for the gearbox, it's amazing I remember where stuff is considering I'm blazed all the time, and buzzed half the time, and I might not touch it for months. Except I can't find the red paint. No idea where that is.
all that old equipment has real bad ass power too, none of that pussy safety shit on itBeen priming my snowblower parts for the last 6 hours. I forgot how much hand painting lots of small parts sucks. Tomorrow should be paint, Safety red, the augers are going to be black with white blades, and I think I'm putting flames on it. .lol It's a beast of 1971 Toro. I started restoring it last fall. Sandblasted all the sheetmetal, bought new gears, seals and bearings for the gear box, new tires, belts, etc. I treated the metal with phosphoric acid after sandblasting and man did I fuck that up. I put it on too heavy, never rinsed it off then stuck it in the corner of the garage. Pulled it out Monday, took me two days of retreating with acid and scrubbing to get a decent surface. .live and learn. Now I just have to remember how it goes back together. ....
Yeah I'm working on a snowblower. ..lol. .it was a cool 78 today. .
No. .lol, but I did manage to get primer(oil based) on the glass I was drinking out of and then got it on my lip. Tried washing it off with soap and water but it was drying already..fyi...mineral spirits taste horrible.Did you drink the red paint?
You can blow em for the differencedid a few jobs.. but my last job was awesome. water heater and the home owner was reaaaally cool. he had a guitar case in his basement so i asked what was in it. eric clapton signature strat, he let me tune it up and plug it into a pretty nice amp.. that guitar was so badass.. so smooth. i asked him how much, he said he got more work he needs done and i can trade work for it.. super super excited.. ive been wanting this guitar for a long time. and the work he wants done is real simple shit, some faucets and an outside valve. definitely worth it to me.. the guitar new is 1600 bucks
I've also modified the motor a little. ..raised the governor speed, straight piped the exhaust, made a intake stack and readjusted the carb. When it needs a rebuild I'll warm it over a little more, shave the head, polish the ports, maybe a cam. ..all that old equipment has real bad ass power too, none of that pussy safety shit on it
Lol no difference.. Just the work and it's mine.. I'm not @Gary Goodson.. I don't know how many dix I can fit in my moufYou can blow em for the difference
I know I would)
Lol then you better get to finding out.Lol no difference.. Just the work and it's mine.. I'm not @Gary Goodson.. I don't know how many dix I can fit in my mouf
Lol no difference.. Just the work and it's mine.. I'm not @Gary Goodson.. I don't know how many dix I can fit in my mouf