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Fargin furnace is working again....$1,000 later. Been another great day. I finally get to sit.

Beside the furnace fiasco I had one last plant to trim. Done. Been a long 3 days.
$1000 I hope they replace the unit with a new one. Dang always at their mercy. *******s............... Sorry Bro
 
When I moved in my house it had an old 35 yr old oil furnace Repco brand (real Sheit cheapo)
I replaced it myself with a weil mcclane (spelling) cost me $800 delivered into my basement, I then plumbed it in and fired her up with a little reworking of the pipes .
I learned from the time I was 12 yrs old how to fix household items .
My Dad left home and I was the Man. Sucked big time but taught me great responsibility also.
 
Im in NY .When i have bought plants from vendors ( fig ,strawberrys ,ect) they usually say what zone you can grow it at .
I've seen those zones. When you buy vegetable seeds, the instructions are the same, but timing is different for different zones. Zones you use for instructions depend on where you live

Bubba
 
I've seen those zones. When you buy vegetable seeds, the instructions are the same, but timing is different for different zones. Zones you use for instructions depend on where you live

Bubba
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Oh ok yea no pot plants begin sold here still illegal 😒 don't know what zone I'm in
Look in "gardening" info. Like vegetable gardening. Where I live, most stuff says 5/10 or so. For something like tomatoes, which love heat, I find that an be a smidge soon.

They are out there doing well, then cooler couple days, combined with rain, my tomatoes fail. Kind of play it by ear. My current house really doesn't have a garden space, to many trees.

Bubba
 
May 8th is Mommas Day . I think June 1st is golden
I'm south of you and depending on particular season, I find the same dates for same reason.

I think if I did garden this year, I would grow them indoors and move them out. Never tried it. May be six of one, half dozen of the other type of outcome.

Bubba
 
Old friend of mine sold a lathe that came out of the Ford (Dearborn?) plant that was used to make the wooden spokes.
I watched a documentary on charcole. Kingsford charcoal started out by being given away at Ford dealerships back then in the wooden wheel days

Apparently Henry Ford hated any sort of waste. When the wooden wheels were made, there was tons of scrap wood left as waste. Henry had it made into charcole and gave it away to customers at the Ford dealerships. I guess he sort of gets credit for starting the "back yard bbq" back then

Eventually the charcole outfit was sold off and that became Kingsford Charcoal.

Bubba
 
I watched a documentary on charcole. Kingsford charcoal started out by being given away at Ford dealerships back then in the wooden wheel days

Apparently Henry Ford hated any sort of waste. When the wooden wheels were made, there was tons of into charcole and gave it away to customers at the Ford dealerships. I guess he sort of gets credit for starting the "back yard bbq" back then

Eventually the charcole outfit was sold off and that became Kingsford Charcoal.

Bubba
Very cool ! I started with briquettes ,Im all hardwood now I have a green egg which I love like a fat boy loves cake ..
 
Very cool ! I started with briquettes ,Im all hardwood now I have a green egg which I love like a fat boy loves cake ..
I'm in heavy bar b que territory and we have an outfit to that caters to local joints and they have every conceivable type of wood and charcoal. I usually use good old hickory. Sadly, being lazy some days I just fire up the gas grill. Sacrilegious I know....

Bubba
 
I'm in heavy bar b que territory and we have an outfit to that caters to local joints and they have every conceivable type of wood and charcoal. I usually use good old hickory. Sadly, being lazy some days I just fire up the gas grill. Sacrilegious I know....

Bubba
Its more of a bigger deal so when i fire up the egg im not just cooking a hamburger Im cooking for a small army.
 
I'm in heavy bar b que territory and we have an outfit to that caters to local joints and they have every conceivable type of wood and charcoal. I usually use good old hickory. Sadly, being lazy some days I just fire up the gas grill. Sacrilegious I know....

Bubba
Yes... Yes it is. If you're gonna use gas, may as well cook in the house.
 

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