That looks like a hoot!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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AHHHHHH... k... that makes more sense
It should be. Lots of work, discarded parts and fun. Been too long in the making but built all of it from scratch, frame up
Nice work Eric it looks like a fun one to drive.
High 80’s for our long weekend. Have to sit outside on sunday. Doing the sign in at the car show. Bringing extra pop up tent for shade.
Good idea and plenty of water. Going to be the same temp. here as well.
Unconventional
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It's Falcon Friday!
Good morning
Hard to deal with wet heat, no thanks.
Yep, everything I have learned say not to water the leaves, water them without hitting the plant, my wife does but she knows not to spray my plants, shakers are the way to go, in raised beds or on the ground.
Nice Toyota.
Just learned something new, thanks Mike.
Well, that shower sure felt good, I mest up and watered everything wearing my robe this morning, swet in it, so in the washer it went.. just washed it Tuesday night 
Hope to have my header back on the drivers side today, may even see a video of it running and pulling out of the shop under its own power.. we will see.
Hope to have my header back on the drivers side today, may even see a video of it running and pulling out of the shop under its own power.. we will see.
I found me a package unit 3 ton 4 years ago for 500, this old guy installed it myself and yesterday was 100, real temperature, it did good yesterday
My house won't even do that... if it's over like 88 my AC can run non stop and never get below like 78....
Hate looking at carb stuff.. kinda wanna run a AVS2, never had any issues with cart/edelbrock type carbs.. but also ran holleys without issue... gonna read all day adn go back and forth in my head for a bit
One thing i don't get is they call this a square bore carb... i thought this was a spread bore?
One thing i don't get is they call this a square bore carb... i thought this was a spread bore?
I like the lamp workshop in the corner!Well, that shower sure felt good, I mest up and watered everything wearing my robe this morning, swet in it, so in the washer it went.. just washed it Tuesday night
Hope to have my header back on the drivers side today, may even see a video of it running and pulling out of the shop under its own power.. we will see.
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Ah... time to clean and service posable, or the unit is to small..
Yep, wife and I do good with it, and found many old lamp treasures on our Pettit Jean Mt trip, I do wiring and wire welding repair, she does some wiring and assembly..we are one bad *** team
I had a AC engineer tell me that's the way you want it. A system that is too big will short cycle and it won't run long enough to remove the humidity. When it's hot, my system may run non stop for a few days but the humidity is low. Perfect. 78° and 40% is much more comfortable than 77° and 70%. No need to get it cold but clamy. (like the old stores with the chiller systems do)
Unconventional
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All the big cannabis plantations in our part of the world are going the raised bed direction. I'm certain the Cal Poly Ag Department has influenced that
Them Poly Ag kids been growing great weed for decades that I know of 
AC makes nipples hard you know right!
Hang your keys on hers!
Yep, true for sure, I installed heat and air for 5 years, my home/cottage is 950 square ft, 1 1/2 ton heat pump system, when we leave for the day my humidity sets at 45 and 72 degrees, remember this is a small home so as soon as we open the door here in the south it jumps to 65 percent
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