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Been there done that twice ! Be happy the new way to fix is much better then the old way. Read the list of what NOT to do after surgery and FOLLOW IT !! From experience lol mine had no vacuuming on it I felt fine 4 days in house needed a vacuum did it and paid for it !! They doing laproscopically correct ?

Cypher

 

Damn Do they say from what company or anything ? How and what do they charge to your phone company ?

Cypher

 

Oh and sweat pants will be the order of the day for a few days and mind what you eat .. Just saying.

Cypher

 

It is good to get some other perspectives . I recall a lot of the retire and vapor lock with in a year when I was on active duty. Some you could predict sort of as they were high strung always pinging around others nope would have bet no problems. You got to do what you need to and will meet your needs.

Cypher

 

Just tell her it is research for what not to do when the nice police man tells you to stop and put your hands up :}

Cypher

 

@Casper66

 

Gahh lol one of these days they will pick 1 unit of measure and stick with it lol . When I put my roof racks on the instructions were like that :}

Cypher

 

Damn that is a shame, young coon is tender if cooked low and slow. Greasy as hell but tender. The crockpot is yelling foul right about now

Isn't that the truth! My second one was done aboard the USS Coral Sea in 83 while underway. Which means it is a sea story and should have started out with this is a no shitter. For whatever reason they did a local on me and as I was laying on the table the cart with all the instruments like scalpels and such was rolling around and slamming into the table next to my head from the rough seas. The surgeon finally told someone to secure the cart. They set up a mirror so I could watch but I did not want to watch and kept my head turned the whole time.

Complications of some type came up and things went longer than expected and I started to be able to feel things as the local wore off. The Doc didn't believe me and pricked me with the scalpel on the inner thigh of my leg and asked me what I felt. I told him and where so they put me under for the rest of it. But the recovery period was the roughest part. Yeah do what they tell you and do not do what they tell you until the time is up.

 

Idk. But i did search it.

 

Hey! My dad was on the USS Coral Sea in the early 70's

 

The like is for the sig that is funny :}

Cypher

 

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Weekend! Weekend! Weekend!



Gotta install an attic pull down ladder this Saturday. Any words of wisdom?

 

Man. Those can suck.
I put in a Werner aluminum one years ago.
Just be careful and get help when needed. I've only installed one but climbed thousands it's seemed.

 

I've never even seen a Newton Meter torque wrench, thought that was something that only existed in textbooks or manuals. Been a long time for me though.

The 1200 PSI steam flanges on ships had to be torqued to 1400 ft\lbs. Never saw a torque wrench on the ships that could read that high, and wouldn't fit in the tight space even if there was one. So we always figured swinging a sledge hammer on a slugging wrench until the nut sack twitched twice in a row was about 1400 ft\lbs. of torque. Which explains post on hernia(s), it is a fine line that is easy to cross.

 

Yup. Got a Aluminum Werner insulated one to replace a drafty, beat up wooden one.
At least it's a lighter weight 40 pounder.

 

Nope but get some pictures I need to replace mine too been looking at the ones at Lowes that slide down vs flip out and are metal https://www.lowes.com/pd/Werner-7-67-ft-to-10-25-ft-Type-IAA-Aluminum-Attic-Ladder/1000054487

Cypher

 

Exactly. I did ours myself. I like the bottom is adjustable to floor. Just follow instructions make sure there's enough blocking. And trim it out. You could paint it before installing.

 

Friend of mine has chickens for the eggs. One day a bobcat got hold of one, she chased it away but the chicken only lasted a week or so. I said, "so you had a chicken dinner?" She was horrified and said, "no, we buried her". I don't get that, but obviously it had become a pet.