THE Random Chat Thread - AKA "The RCT" - No shirt or shoes required - Open 24 / 7

[Boatlode]

Well dang, I missed a visit from @Msbeepbeep .

Hi ya Msbeeps!

 

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[pepperj]

Heard the plow out early in the morning, and sure enough it had cleared the road. It's raining hard the deck is bare, a couple of inches of slush remaining in the yard.
I'm sort of glad I didn't waste the time on the plow installation yesterday.

Been hitting a wall on water softener issues-not resolved yet.
Nothing better than figuring out something on your own.
"School of hard knocks"

 

[bill from lachine]

Jim, good luck with the water softener issues. Pretty much the same sloppy conditions here also.

 

[Blak bart]

These are the wings of a C-46 in a swamp in the bahamas....if it was on the return trip it had treasure.....this one was a Carlos leader plane returning to Norman's cay....she had to ditch !!......I think ??

 

[JVA5th]

Good morning all, hope you all have a great day.

 

[pepperj]

Good morning all, hope you all have a great day.

Back @ You John

 

[JVA5th]

Back @ You John

Thank you very much Pepper.

 

[pepperj]

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These are the wings of a C-46 in a swamp in the bahamas....if it was on the return trip it had treasure.....this one was a Carlos leader plane returning to Norman's cay....she had to ditch !!......I think ??

I remember many years ago while doing search/mapping I saw a plane.
Say what! There's a plane there, did a road trip to the Long/Lat. #'s.
Had the #'s in the GPS unit, hike/explore got to the spot and zilch/nadda squirrels and birds chirping laughing at me I believed.
Went home again doing the
Looked on Google Earth again, there it was, but why wasn't it there in real time.
Silly me, satellite image caught a plane flying over that area. DAH MOMENT!

 

[bill from lachine]

Good morning all, hope you all have a great day.

John,
Have a good day also.

 

[pepperj]

Jim, good luck with the water softener issues. Pretty much the same sloppy conditions here also.

Got it down to a simple fix now of brine tank line connections (air leakage)
I had a setting off on the controller off a tad also.

Biggest thing was the type of salt to be used, pellets vs crystal.
The pellet has a addition additive to the pellet to bind it together.
It doesn't dissolve so it builds up in the brine tank.
Looks like salt, but it sits in the bottom forms into a mat on the bottom.

So 4hrs-200lbs of removal of this table salt looking matter it's done.
Tech. "Use crystal salt not pellet"
Plumber said "Use pellet not crystal"
Home owner feels like somebody wanted him to bend over a tad....

So now I can put another notch of experience on the home repair referral manual.
Next on the list-get a warranty for some thing the has fallen out of warranty.
This one is a tad harder-not impossible-results to be posted up later.

 

[bill from lachine]

Jim, Here's a video for you....still not cut and dried, however, he uses the last one in his unit at home.

 

[bill from lachine]

So what's on the menu tonight for you folks....we're cycling back to our butternut squash raviolis with a side salad.

 

[pepperj]

Jim, Here's a video for you....still not cut and dried, however, he uses the last one in his unit at home.

So true Bill not cut and dried.
All I know is that I don't want to be digging that stuff out of the brine tank any time soon.
For working in a salt mine/or flats, not for me either-clean work though I'm thinking.

 

[pepperj]

So what's on the menu tonight for you folks....we're cycling back to our butternut squash raviolis with a side salad.

Google is celebrating pizza Day.

 

[ARC]

So what's on the menu tonight for you folks....we're cycling back to our butternut squash raviolis with a side salad.

Leftover KFC

 

[bill from lachine]

Jim, pizza is always a good fallback. Come fall we tend to go with some sort of comfort food pasta, stews, casseroles that sort of thing.
My leg is back about 75% from my fall on the ice. The missus picked up a cane at the pharmacy to help me get around. Max one more week and I should be back 100%.
Tomorrow heading off to our stamp club for the last group gathering before the holidays. I'll be taking along my over the boot cleats just in case don't need another tumble with the holidays coming up.

 

[bill from lachine]

Leftover KFC

ARC washed down with a few swigs of rum no doubt....lol.

 

[ARC]

ARC washed down with a few swigs of rum no doubt....lol.

Nahhh... albeit a Monday and all :P

 

[ARC]

Ok... maybe some Rum now... its almost Tuesday :P

 

[Oregon Viking]

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