I already tried it and it works fine, my water stays in the 40's and it will cool the whole house... BUT, my heat/vac buddy brought over a complete house AC unit for 300 bucks, he then installed it, and it works great.
I’ve only put a window unit a handful of times in the last 10 years . It gets hot since the house is in direct sun all day but it cools right off since I’m surrounded by woods . Also the we did the spray foam in the attic that cut the heat gain tremendously and the heat lose in winter also
My central air doesn't run all the time, but like today, it's hot in the evenings, so it comes on for a few hours until it cools the house down and by then it's cool outside. I'm really glad I have it after working outside in the heat, it's just so nice to come into a cool house.
It actually wasn't that bad using my tractor with forks and two straps to go from the fork frame to the far end of the bed. The bed is fairly light for the size of it. I lifted the back end up by hand and put a board under it to be able to slide the forks in without wrecking anything. I had a board on the rear of the frame to install the new bed so I wouldn't mark up my recent frame paint job. I did have a friend stop by to hold the gas tank filler neck up while I lowered the bed into place. The only real change was wiring in the LED license plate lights on the newer style bumper. My old bumper was junk and had standard light bulbs. Hopefully today I can swap out my hood. My truck got hammered by a dead tree a few years ago. The bedside was destroyed along with the hood and 2 minor dents on the fenders that I will fix in the future. Those dents should pop right out. I should have taken pictures of the bed install. When I am really busy I just don't think about taking photos.good for you! no doubt a bit of a big job!!
We have 2 neighbors to the right side of our place with wells at about 125 feet each. My in laws old farmhouse 200 yards away on the leftside of our house has a recent artesian well that hit a massive vein at 120 feet. I believe the output was over 12 gallons a minute. All on my town has a clay layer 2 - 3 feet under the surface. We own the hilled lot across the street. I can tell you that there is ground water seeping out of it in plenty of places at the base of that hill. There are two hand dug wells on that hill that were used to feed the farmhouse next door. One is 6 feet wide by 12 feet deep. That is the lower well at about 20 feet higher elevation than the farm. The other is 4 feet wide and 25 feet deep at about 75 feet higher elevation near the top of the hill. Both were gravity fed wells down to the farm. The quantity of water was limited. That was the reason for drilling an artesian well.
Kerosene works better for cleaning the innards of a motor. I saw a Chrysler Town&Country 440 loose its oil pan and valve covers because it had gas in the oil. The car was towed into the dealership where I worked. The service manager told one of the mechanics to go over and jump the car. As soon as he hit the starter motor the engine backfired blowing the covers off and rupturing the oil pan. We were all shocked at that one.
I was being a little sarcastic
.Gas in the oil is never good I didn’t run it long just enough to get it on the trailer . We used to us a quart of kerosene before an oil change on cars that were neglected and had sludge in them . Run it for 10 -20 minutes drop the oil .I remember those days and blown modulators.
At a Ford dealership we used to use 2 quarts of kerosene to 3 quarts of oil. We run the motor bout the same amount of time. Watching the globs of sludge come out was always a good laugh.I was being a little sarcastic
I just tighten the line enough to hold the trees steady pulling approximately 180 against the lean so it can set back(pull direction may need to be adjusted so the tree will start in the direction of fall intended if it's not already leaning a bit that way).
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. I've heard it said, the lessons that cost us the most we are the slowest to forget .
I have overhead fans that do the same thing, but one thing fans don't do, and that is lower the humidity. That's a BIG part of why AC works so well in the first place. There's no dessert around here, it can get humid at times...
Good thing it's only 91% today
. Heading over to south of you to do a few more trees at the place in the pics/vid above, hope we don't get rained on, looks like it all went just south of us.
