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Seriously? As long as you've been around I figured you had done this many times.

We all do goofy things like that. Believe it or not, I actually made a mistake this past weekend. A granddaughter turned 12 and for her birthday, all she wanted was to have her friends over and party/sleep in the RV. Of course I agreed, since I give her anything she wants. I moved it to the...

She might start doing it more often...

These were discussed recently on the RV forum. One guy said he replied to a spam text "Does this ever work?" He actually got a reply of "Sometimes".

Where are you guys getting your water, out of a farm pond full of cattle? I never had clogged screens, with the exception of resin from a malfunctioning water softener. Are you guys using iron/steel fittings? I never used anything but brass, PVC, or stainless and didn't have any issues at all.

I've been wondering about you Jim. Glad you're still with us and winning your battle.

Why???

What he said. The buyer of my washes just went through this. He was advertising to buy tokens like his.

I can't imagine it's true. Didn't they stop minting them part-way through the presidential series because they had several billion stockpiled? Heck, they still had Susan B's twenty years after production. I think dollar coin availability should be good for quite a few more years.

Someone on Facebook has two Goldlines with Cryptopay for sale.

The virus is carried primarily in respiratory droplets, which ARE impeded by masks, so they do help. I equate them to seat belts and bulletproof vests. Not a guarantee, but damn sure better than without. It's a shame that doctors and scientists don't spend more time on Facebook. This thing...

This is a copy of something I posted on Facebook. I used Arimitsu 516 on all of my SS bays. I won't get into "This one is better than that one" because both make good pumps. I will say that the Cat 5CP-2120 is inferior to the 310 though. It's easier to work on, but in longevity, not so much...

The logo looks nice, but it sucks for a road sign. All anyone is going to notice is the word "BLUE". The words "CAR WASH" need to dominate the sign. Everything else is just fluff.

I've only put bearings in a couple of Baldor motors. They were just as MEP said, equipped with grease fittings and no path for grease to go into the sealed bearing.

I plan to be there, for nothing other than to visit.

It's a little over $1400 difference. I think they've decided to stick with the 16. We're in SW Indiana, so I'm assuming the unit is a heat pump.

My step-daughter and husband are in the process of building a new house. They were posed with the option of upgrading from the standard 13 SEER, to 16 SEER. They had no clue as to what that meant, and asked me. I have no clue either...have never heard that term. Of course, they are a bit over...

Because they can...

The black piece is called the "eductor" I believe. Kleen-Rite should have them. I would call the clear piece an inlet manifold. I've never seen one of them before. I'm guessing it's for pulling two chemicals at once if desired.

Well, that's pretty important.