Search results

did they provide you with the specs for the 1/2 ? jim

i talked to a welding supply guy once about that. i was buying from hd i think and he said sometimes their stock would be old and that you need relativaly fresh wire to do the best welds. before i didn't know flux core wire aged. good luck jim

andy, looking good. as you live out in the country, as i used to, i understand about people "losing" their dogs out there. jim

that's a nice floor you have going in. amazed at all the good deals you get. this should turn out great. how far is it from your primary home? jim

nice work on the anchor. i have the same one, but it sure doesn't look like that! how large is your oven? jim

will follow this. looks like a good place to start a shop. jim

jb, i certainly understand about the wells, royalties and bottled water. did you get the minerals with the new property, if i'm not being too nosy. jim

Re: My Garage Shop great read. just marking this so i can catch up later. jim

those are some large brakes! looking good. :thumbup: jim

a fracking set up is when you see like 20 water tanks and pumpers around a well head. shooting a million or so gallons of chemicals and sand down the hole. then they pull the fluid out and pump it into a disposal well and this is what lubricates the earth and causes quakes. as you say ,nasty...

the last pic really shows the quality of work. well done! :beer: jim

bug, are they doing much fracking near you? they have been having a bunch of quakes in ok that they blame on fracking fluids disposal wells.:shocking:

great move on the extra 35 acres. you are young and energetic enough to make that a good investment. not sure you need any advice, but iron farmer seems to have his operation down pat.:beer: good luck and take care of that back. jim

great documentation and follow through so far. i wish you the best on the final outcome. i wonder how thin an ada bathroom can be? anyway, will be watching for updates. good luck, jim

no way shorty. those series 1 e types are way to valuable for that. if there is little to no rust it should be a fairly easy rebuild into at least a driver although maybe not concourse condition. there is a tv show about a guy who buys older classics and flips for large dollars. i think this...

dane, welcome. drove just north of you this summer-the wet mountain valley. my son is interested in buying a place in la veta- the old forbes ranch area. would love to see some pics. i think the pass in late spring is one of the prettiest places with all the wild flowers. jim

that's a lot of work. sure hope it shifts like you want it to. jim

Re: The Lone Beech Garage Build Thread (60x46) great to have the lift working. wish i had one. let us know if there is any glacier left! from what i read, there are not too many no. amer. glaciers any more- too much coal burning. drove up that way in 64 on my way to alaska-nice. jim

Re: The Lone Beech Garage Build Thread (60x46) great to have the lift working. wish i had one. let us know if there is any glacier left! from what i read, there are not too many no. amer. glaciers any more- too much coal burning. drove up that way in 64 on my way to alaska-nice. jim

don't know if you have a Tractor Supply near you, but they make an inexpensive kit that has all the parts you need for a comp drain. maybe you could find it online. installed it on mine and it works great. jim