El_Tostador
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It's especially problematic when unscrupulous builders (Richmond America Homes) don't test or build properly for the condition.
My garage floor heaved in the center over 9" in 4 years. you can see about 5" difference at the back of the garage in this pic.
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My house is a Richmond house. I hope I get lucky.
Hey Jinks, yeah hot soil is a term they use around here to indicate that you have a high concentration bentonite in the soil. It's basically clay that never stops expanding when it gets wet, causing all sorts of problems with foundations and flat work along the front range. It's especially problematic when unscrupulous builders (Richmond America Homes) don't test or build properly for the condition.
My garage floor heaved in the center over 9" in 4 years. you can see about 5" difference at the back of the garage in this pic.
I'd say 2nd gen SV650
Ok my little contribution , i have use my lift today to look for what my rear brake don't work
i just bleed it one time and working well ...ready for the next week-end
Some nice bikes/garage combos here. Can't wait to post mine once my garage is finish being constructed.

Ok my little contribution , i have use my lift today to look for what my rear brake don't work
i just bleed it one time and working well ...ready for the next week-end
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Is the keg a wood burning ''stove'' ?I love this thread! It is not a good photo, but mine is below. I like old Hondas.
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Is the keg a wood burning ''stove'' ?

My recent transformation, although getting multiple uses.
MV - FTW.
That looks like property of the New Zealand government my good Sir, lucky im not nark![]()
All legit. It is actually a fridge / drinks trolley converted from old mobile post box. I had some custom made and one was gifted on my departure.