~~~~ Onward and Upward Bar and Grill ~~~~

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Unpossible. It snows in places a LOT colder than CO - like the top of Mt. Everest for example. Saying came about because it typically is a lot colder with no clouds, and no clouds = no snow.

Simple as that.

Waiting for mik to tell us why is not unpossible. He knows shit.

[Little Red L98.]

Tampa crab soup IPR #3. Rest of stuff will wait til tomorrow. Bacon, frozen baby limas, cron, tates, canned maters.

Moving on to hot buttered rum makin’s.

[Rodnok1]

The only real way to know when oil should be changed regardless of dino of synthetic is for an oil analysis to be done. Everything else is guesstimate.
Whatever makes you happy other than that, some vehicles are hard on oil and some are not and even depends on brands and weight. I've had cars that woukd eat certain brands for some reason and smoke with a different brand.

[outrunm]

Originally Posted by Rodnok1

The only real way to know when oil should be changed regardless of dino of synthetic is for an oil analysis to be done. Everything else is guesstimate.
Whatever makes you happy other than that, some vehicles are hard on oil and some are not and even depends on brands and weight. I've had cars that woukd eat certain brands for some reason and smoke with a different brand.

My old man taught me years ago that staying on top of it and changing it regularly is the easiest and cheapest thing you can do to increase the longevity of a vehicle.

[thecornerman]

Originally Posted by Rodnok1

The only real way to know when oil should be changed regardless of dino of synthetic is for an oil analysis to be done

That sounds stupid to me, so once a week I'm going to take a sample and get it analyzed to know when to change it?
Oil analysis tells one if there is more than normal metals and/or if there is coolant getting into the crankcase as well show its viscosity. If it's been in there for a long duration it can tell what lubricating properties are left in it.
If one were to keep track of the oil pressure one would see a drop in pressure when the oil is broken down, at that exact moment you are ready to change it. In a real world of course
Again as Strata stated it is regional

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Walkout. Took me a month the straighten all this crap out.







Edit: BTW have you ever seen ductwork in a slab? Or electrical or plumbing?

icnlt

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Thnaks

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by z06psi

icnlt

Everything checks out G2G.

It’s different. That’s for sure. Appraiser came yesterday. Said it will be hard to find comps.


Look at this floor. Where are the supports?

[Hardluck]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Unpossible. It snows in places a LOT colder than CO - like the top of Mt. Everest for example. Saying came about because it typically is a lot colder with no clouds, and no clouds = no snow.

Stick to nookler phissixz and let Strats do the weather analysis!

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by Hardluck

I'm pretty sure that's all you get!

That just leaves more time for drinking.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

This is the guy that thinks just because he has a micro-wave that he's a nuclear engineer.

This guy:

Originally Posted by Hardluck

That's safety goggles for his x-ray vision!

You didn't know Steve was "Cyclops" from the X-Men?

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Everything checks out G2G.



It’s different. That’s for sure. Appraiser came yesterday. Said it will be hard to find comps.





Look at this floor. Where are the supports?

The walls.


Did you know I have 32' ceilings?

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by z06psi

The walls.

Did you know I have 32' ceilings?

Whatever you say. It ain’t no typical wood frame construction. There is an architectural anomaly or two. Lady up the street said she saw it trucked in on like 6 flatbeds after foundation and rock work was done.

[thecornerman]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Everything checks out G2G.



It’s different. That’s for sure. Appraiser came yesterday. Said it will be hard to find comps.





Look at this floor. Where are the supports?

Cantilever design?

[Old Ben]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Everything checks out G2G.

It’s different. That’s for sure. Appraiser came yesterday. Said it will be hard to find comps.


Look at this floor. Where are the supports?

Judging by the thickness I'd say 2x10s on 16" center with ends supported by the walls.

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by thecornerman

Cantilever design?

Don’t what it’s called other than mid-century modern. I noticed and had some peeps point out some stuff I wouldn’t have noticed. “Flying V” roof overhang, weirdness of stuff in slab, commercial grade fuse panel, construction method, drainage on property and around house, l and r dual climate zones, deck construction method, 2 70g water heaters also l and r. Other stuff.

Kid had someone paint it and gave it as a gift for Christmas.

[thecornerman]

Franklin Lloyd Wright design?

[Little Red L98.]

Originally Posted by thecornerman

Franklin Lloyd Wright design?

Similar I guess. I think the builder was called acorn out of Massachusetts. I have a sales brochure somewhere. Really cool shit in there. One sec.



Eh, not where I thought it was. Don’t feel like looking for it.

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Similar I guess. I think the builder was called acorn out of Massachusetts. I have a sales brochure somewhere. Really cool shit in there. One sec.



Eh, not where I thought it was. Don’t feel like looking for it.

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by Little Red L98.

Whatever you say.

Muskrat would disagree.