Colorado B.S. Thread

BOXES WITH CHAMFERS AND FILLETS!!!!!

 

I bought the Optimate 5 this spring. It's been working well for the motorcycle so far.

 

exactly!

 

Not even that.
Rectangle with fillets and holes then (3/8?) extrusion.

 

Anyone know some one who can permanently shut off a gas line to a fire place would like to make it wood burning Instead. Pm me please

 

@Martyinco ?

 

Wood burning at elevation under X,000 Feet (I think 8,500) has been illegal since 1980's across the front range, minus those grandfathered in. Plus if Chimney is designed for gas burning, it will not support wood burning.

 

Seriously!?

 

My home built in 1984 has a wood fireplace

 

Welp, didn't get the "cost of living adjustment" the VP promised in this paycheck. Yet another reason why I am continuing the job search

 

Made me look.
Apparently it's 7000 feet and only during restriction days?

 

I second the ctek linked earlier. It’s worked well for the agm battery in the land cruiser.

 

So wood burning stoves can still be installed they just can't have a fire in them during restriction days? Seriously!?

 

Stove is different than fireplace.
Can get a stove with an epa rating and you're all good.

 

I has fireplace, burn all winter.
House built in 1980

 

I guess having a fireplace is a thing of the past. Young whipper snappers won't know what they are, like a VHS tape. Who am I kidding they won't even know how to start a fire. Ruined by kids playing with matches.

 

I mean at least young ones still learn about rotary phones

 

It's also just the 7 counties around Denver I think.

 

RE: fireplaces. There are no blanket statements or hard dates. There's state laws, there's county laws, and there's municipal laws. Larimer isn't on the list of counties on the state page, but they have their own rules, and Fort Collins has more rules past that (like smoke must be clear after 15 minutes of operation). Some of them adopt and enhance, and much of it is based on the uniform building code and whatever edition is currently adopted by the regulatory agency. For example some of them cite UBC 2002, so well after the 80s. But that doesn't mean something didn't start in the 80s and then get modified or updated, or that there aren't exceptions (you can get a letter if it's your primary heat source). "Fireplace" is also a really generic term and 'real' fireplaces are really inefficient. You can get an open insert that looks like a fireplace and still meets EPA regs so the ban wouldn't apply. Here's the state page, look up your own county/city:

https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/indoor-burning-frequently-requested-information