Stop in for a cup of coffee

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And, one of these....
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MOPARMITCH said:
Yeahh we used to charge $40 a rotor to resurface, and that was 18 years ago. I buy new rotors now in the 30-40 dollar range, so , many lathes are sitting idle. But we , as old car guys need them occasionally..Just for our stuff
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Ouch. Didn't think it was that much. But I guess at even half that it would hardly make sense.
 
zkx14 said:
Bet the new stuff is a fraction of the size. You will likely save much of the cost in the efficiency gained.
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MOPARMITCH said:
I think he's more worried about gettin all that old heavy stuff out of there.LOL
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I'll post some pics off my phone to this post in a min or two to show you what I am working with.
 
zkx14 said:
Bet that cost about as much as the rest of the house when it was put in. 'Lifestyles of the rich and famous' to have AC back then.
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It was originally a swamp cooler a/c system. There's 3 or 4 interconnected cisterns on the north side of the house. It would pull water from the the last one, run it through a coil and pump it back to the first one. Pretty fancy stuff for 1921.
 
zkx14 said:
Ouch. Didn't think it was that much. But I guess at even half that it would hardly make sense.
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I pay 10 bucks a rotor locally. 20 bucks for drums over 10 inches. Only use them for tractor brakes now as those are couple hundred bucks a piece.
 
Mopar Tim said:
I am a little further away....Takes mail longer...
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So good news today. Well more. My wife's employer is setting her up a home office, they want her to work for full pay for the times she's off(8-12 weeks) so at most, she's lost 2 days of pay
 
I just went out for a smoke on my front step. In the sun is 125 degrees. Thats hot.
 
Ddaddy said:
It might take even longer. I think the last time I sent you a calendar, it went out to Guam before it got back to you! LOL!
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It's funny you say that. When my brother was stationed in San Diego, my other brother was in Germany, mailed them both a care package at the exact same time thru USPS, my brother in Germany got his 2 days before my brother in San Diego
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So good news today. Well more. My wife's employer is setting her up a home office, they want her to work for full pay for the times she's off(8-12 weeks) so at most, she's lost 2 days of pay
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Good news from Chris? What a change! :poke::poke::lol:
 
Ok. Guess i get to change it up some. My wife’s sister was airlifted to calgary. Aparrently a heart attack. Havent heard anything for about 3 hours.
 
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