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Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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Little soy sauce and sesame seeds? Bit of ginger?
Thats how I did it last time, it was real good.
That little rosebud would make a mean creme brule... LOL
(might be more of a creme charcoal.....)
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Got my FILs birthday party at 3pm today. Hope to get something done in the shop before that ?
Already started to rain.
Need to check out the lathe for Mongo too ! LOL Like I even know what I am looking at ? LOL
Already started to rain.
Need to check out the lathe for Mongo too ! LOL Like I even know what I am looking at ? LOL
Jimmy in NC
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All the crown cut for the kitchen and dining room...now to hang and caulk it all.
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Happy pill seems to be working some ? Better move while I can ! 
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There was a little bit of lint in the line.....
Went with semi rigid. Looks much better. Taped all the joints.
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Went with semi rigid. Looks much better. Taped all the joints.
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It will collect anywhere there is a belly in the flexible line, I always run rigid fasten all fittings with tec screws and foil tape all joints, required here by firemarshall.
I have to hand cut and fit a post formed countertop to a non standard angle, router out for clamp bolts,....Oh joy!
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This is the first time I have checked in from my home puter in a long time, 92 likes, I feel popular. Started haying it last night, good thing I didn't lay down too much the rain is hitting right now AGAIN :bang::bang::taped:. Looks like I'll be working on the tractors in the rain today :bang::bang::bang:. On the bright side I got the tractor I get to keep and use down to the house today, I'll start working on it and see what develops. I am sick of rain, if this chit doesn't let up soon we will be in trouble for hey this year. I will say that the field I started in last night was a low laying field with no standing water and I didn't even make a track in the low spots, I thought for sure I would make ruts here and there with the rain we've had but I only got the tires damp here and there.
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Everyone I asked said no screws. They'll catch lint they said. So I just used tape and straps. My new run is straight. And straped in 4 places. Solid 4" with elbow going through the floor.
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The last two days here would have been great hay making days, one drying day on each side, bale like he!!.
Tec`s are bout 1/8" long, special made for such applications,never seen any lint catch on em in over 40 years of using them and the joints will never blow apart. Good foil tape will hold for many years but the adhesive will break down over time and eventually let go, too many heat and cool cycles I guess.
jimdad07
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As long as you keep the bellies out of it and stretch the line out it will be fine. You just want to make sure it is clear from time to time. Jerry's way is the best way to do it but the flex line works just fine if you do it right.
Mark..... Go set up your workbench for saws..
You got a Pioneer Holiday II to look after.
Get ready for questions Jerry!!!!!!
AU_K2500
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Thanks for the advice fellas. The semi rigid is nice stuff not like the flexible stuff for the back of the dryer. With a strap every 4 foot there was no sagging.
Now I've just got to mow, put a second coat on the shelves and finish up the closet.
Ran a test through the dryer. Bunch of wet towels. Performed flawlessly. Nothing makes a man feel better than a job well done.
Now I've just got to mow, put a second coat on the shelves and finish up the closet.
Ran a test through the dryer. Bunch of wet towels. Performed flawlessly. Nothing makes a man feel better than a job well done.
They outlawed the vinyl flex line here but will let us away with the metal/aluminum flex, the inspectors don`t like it but it still gets by long as its supported every 2 feet on horizontal runs. I heard the inspector spouting off,...this stuff ain`t spaghetti you know!!......LOL
A white one? Just an 1100 in disguise. Dad`s last Pioneer was an 1100, couldn`t kill that thing. It got crushed,fixed, caught fire fighting a wildfire, didn`t even stop it,got fixed again. Fell from 60' up a tree, broke recoil and airfilter cover, fixed again. Had 8-9 years hard running on it before it got semi retired. Always did run and still does, damed tough old saws. I have 2 white 1100`s been given to me by unwanting owners.
