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  1. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    here in the RRV it IS good however to keep the soil moist around your foundation so as to keep it from shrinking and changing the support around the walls - basically minimizing the yo-yo effect of the clays swelling when wet and shrinking when dry I could see a sprinkler turning on once a week...
  2. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    in dry years like this year I'd like to have drip feed for the bushes/trees around the house but eventually hoses would break/leak, I'd be moving things around and have to dig up and replace hoses, etc. - then all that time/effort savings got pissed away guess I'll just keep moving the soaker...
  3. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    ha ha ha - said the lure painting maniac
  4. guywhofishes

    sweetcorn - is it time yet?

    80 dozen - makes my back hurt thinking about it
  5. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    ha ha I hear that - sprinkler systems for lawns seems insane - both monetarily and mowing time-wise I can see putting in a drip system for shrubs/plants around the foundation though
  6. guywhofishes

    Boat Trailer Work in Fargo

    any trailer parts dealer I think KDM had his replaced in Fargo after a spectacular bearing failure - or was that SDMF?
  7. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    ha ha ha dirtyslacker
  8. guywhofishes

    Boat Trailer Work in Fargo

  9. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    I see So it appears that the valve next to the wall controls the flow to your inside - and the valve away from the wall is what controls the mystery fitting outside. With a drain to allow you to evacuate to prevent freezing. I assume you did what worm asked - and that's how you knew how to...
  10. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    after seeing the pics, this is quite quizzical - - - Updated - - - is the round black thing the sprinkler actuator valve?
  11. guywhofishes

    Sturgis 2018 in the books

  12. guywhofishes

    School me on wood foundations

    get someone (a pro) who has probes/experience for looking in basement walls for black mold if there's black mold the moisture barrier failed and it's doomed
  13. guywhofishes

    sweetcorn - is it time yet?

    it's totally done - enjoy it's freakin miraculous if cooking for a group just leave the husks intact, store in a side container until the others are done - dehusk right before serving - they stay hot in nature's cozy until you're ready - - - Updated - - - it's awesome for a couple people...
  14. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    I like how stable the temp is held - even when the boiler isn't burning the water remains hot in the baseboards a long time - seems like there's almost no temp swing at all
  15. guywhofishes

    sweetcorn - is it time yet?

    https://youtu.be/RzYtMeIFH8o this is the only way we do corn the last few years I never thought the microwave was good for cooking anything (as opposed to re-heating) I was so wrong the "zero silk" part is the best also - we trim most of the tassel back somewhat (leave an inch out front)...
  16. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    you must mean NG forced air we have a NG boiler I was thinking maybe it was some odd outlet for blowing out the boiler water lines (so they don't freeze in winter if heat turned off) I love boiler heating BTW - quiet, no dust, seems to not get as dry, etc. - - - Updated - - - agreed - I...
  17. guywhofishes

    Plumbing question

    do you have a boiler (hot water heat)?
  18. guywhofishes

    sweetcorn - is it time yet?

    yep - corn everywhere and all very good the heirloom tomatoes have been fantastic as well
  19. guywhofishes

    Sturgis 2018 in the books

    #greasybikersomehowsnagsmrsjohnr - - - Updated - - - also - pics or she isn't sexy hot on her bike
  20. guywhofishes

    When its a 100 outside

    :confused:
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