Stop in for a cup of coffee

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toolmanmike said:
I contacted a couple contractors here that do old house restoration. They no longer do clay style. I haven't talked to the gal a few blocks away that had her roof completely replaced. I have talked to a roofing contractor that has Certainteed steel roofing that looks like the tile. They are working up an estimate. They brought out their drone and shot some video of problem areas I didn't know existed. They can do all the repairs needed, reflash the dhimney and new gutter and downspouts.
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You need to talk to guys who actually do repairs. A world of difference. I would try Jenkin's son or son in law first. Then those two companies in Ill and the ones in Iowa - but not clear if those do repair work.
Not mentioned in the article are companies that use the eqivalent of a service manager. This rarely ends well as the estimater doesn't have anything to do with the actual job. He's not even their supervisor or anything like.
 
Today will suck have to bring the wife to the pot shop right in the middle of the heavily infected county by us!
 
Mattax said:
That would mean Chris would have to read the links I posted. :poke:
:p
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shutting down to essential stuff only... is still shutting down. A VAST majority of people are NOT essential.
 
I wish, they seem to be working on it. Same family as hops so I am ready for it! Glad I did not take the poles down yet!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
dukeboy_318 said:
shutting down to essential stuff only... is still shutting down. A VAST majority of people are NOT essential.[ /QUOTE]
LOL I will be nice!:poke::poke::poke::poke::rofl:

Getting interesting here. They are starting to hoard diesel here, just broke under $2 for off road.
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LMAO

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memike said:
First day of spring, I see @toolmanmike already used his spring morning by springing up to get the trash to the curb :rofl::rofl:
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Funny thing is that I got caught by the garbage truck walking across the street in my PJ's. I stood at attention and saluted him. He gave me a toot of the horn. He's probably still laughing.
 
we just bought a 1500 gallon tank two weeks ago at a farm auction. My brother filled it up Monday, 1.39 a gallon for off-road fuel delivered.
 
I think this picture shows the height of the arigenal/6 radiator best.
Coffee has done its job, out to the shop on this 66 degree morning with zero chance of rain today.

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Compared to other places, that's not terrible.
Highest count in Penna. is in Montgomery County.
It just is one of the situations where it would be best not to go there if you could help it.
 
memike said:
I think this picture shows the height of the arigenal/6 radiator best.
Coffee has done its job, out to the shop on this 66 degree morning with zero chance of rain today.

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Looks to be a couple inches. How tall is the 67 radiator. I see a cut out/indentation in the structure of your hood (from your other thread) You may be ok!
 
toolmanmike said:
Drinking on the job? Reminds me of having a few with the crew at the John Deere dealer after 5 on Thursday.
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when I was a safety and maintenance man at an out paitant surgery center I worked with many nurses, ones a month I would blend up Margaritas for a few of them at 4pm on Fridays, loved me some nurses..
 
memike said:
I think this picture shows the height of the arigenal/6 radiator best.
Coffee has done its job, out to the shop on this 66 degree morning with zero chance of rain today.

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You still have the original radiator intact?
Otherwise maybe scale the hieght from the photo and the tank?

Combination square was great for measuring installed distance above the support.
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I know its a major PIA to put the hood back on just to test the clearance.
 
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