New England B.S. Thread

Quality is huge , no doubt, but aesthetics is key. Adds to the enjoyment. Are you talking relative humidity?

 

Someday I plan on growing

 

Oh, and good morning all . Been up way too early, about 2

 

Yes, RH=relative humidity.

Bag appeal is good for sellers and it certainly goes along way mentally, I like to have stuff that smells and tastes nice too if possible though. Strength is important as well, if its not gonna do much its wasting my time.

 

Morning peeps! Are we still doing a toy drive? Was a thread already created?

 

Yes

 

Morning, Peoplefaces. Here's to yet another screwy weather day in November

Should work fine. It might even be over-sized for what you're doing; I have the 16 quart version of that same canner and it's plenty big. But I don't really use it for cooking, so if you plan on using it for that as well then maybe bigger is better.

 

@mach1man001 ?

 

I've had the 73 quart version of that for years. We love it!

 

You could. But you'd need to make sure the compressed and extended lengths work. Or adjust bump stops/ limit straps. But in theory yes you could.

 

I think I need like a 4 car garage at minimum... I'm running out of room in my gigantic 2 car garage. Please send help.

 

Gonna be a while longer now that the truck is fucked...

Yep moving up to hooksett this month.. slowly...

I am already out of space in my 2 car garage and 2 car barn, both are oversized haha

 

House around the corner from me just sold that had a detached garage with room for 12 cars. House is like 1600 sq ft with a massive detached garage. Basically perfect set up

 

Definitely ask others for the specific application since I don't know it that well....

BUT

https://www.google.com/search?q=can...&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

Multi use! Single use kitchen appliances annoy me. BUT if you end up canning a lot all the time, it makes sense. I don't do canning, but I do have a pressure cooker and I know people use them for canning.

I actually bought that one first. It was massive. Didn't fit in the trunk of the camry! Downsized to the middle because "why would I want the smallest one!?" .... oops. Want to get the small cooler and a bed toolbox that it fits inside of instead of trying to strap it down.

MUST. BE. NICE. I have a one car that doesn't fit the tacoma or the camry. Nice to have for firewood and bicycles though! And for stashing lawn waste bags so they don't get soggy for a few days.

 

I think my garage is only like 950sq. ft. It makes me sad.

I bought the 73 with my buddy as we were heading to Moose on the Loose a few years back. It held plenty of food, water, and snacks for 5-6 days! I was super impressed with how well it retained ice. I also fell in love with the little basket they have to keep your deli items out of the water! That made life SO NICE!

The 73 fit perfectly in the back seat of the FJ with the rear seat bottoms removed. I do hear you about it sliding around in the back of the truck though. I'll have to find a way of securing it for camping trips!

 

From Zillow before I bought the house:



I promptly got enormous oil stains on the garage floor and over-cluttered the garage!

 

Pack more gear around it

 

What happened to the truck?

 

Hey, some of us don't even have a garage, I had to buy storage containers.

Have big barn dreams tho, maybe one day.

 

Ole man rust got it.