San Antonio

lol, No, that spigot did have the hose going to the water trough/garden that I disconnected today.

 

I know.... that one's looking at (what looks like) your new fence, and "yesterday, he had a hose for me and everything!"

 

Yea my chickens have gone awol there's like 3 in the coop still and one or 2 walking around I put hay on the floor and feed in the coop I haven't seen the others anywhere else there's a heat lamp in the coop but with no power I cant do anything

 

The fence has been there for 2 weeks, I had to flag it with rope because they would run into it, they were looking to get out today, I shut the gates. I have them locked to the back, because of our dogs, they will not walk out the front gate to freedom. They refuse to jump the fences, but that's not uncommon for fawns, its been known that some fawns will not to jump fences until about 12 months old.

 

Like I said, you are a good caretaker...

 

Thanks.

I try to be.

 

You should run up to them scare them out like how you corner an animal

 

Central texas coop just sent a message saying now there experiencing brownouts and advising people with power to turn everything off

 

They just run circles, they are funny to watch when I mow or on the tractor.

 

So how is the welder search going?

 

Neighbors have one there using it right now I can hear it

 

This one

 

Evening gents

Looks like y'all had a good interesting evening

.......tomorrow mornings drive to work is starting to look interesting.....ugh and I have no choice, have to make to work eventually

On a side note bathroom is starting to take shape, pardon the messiness, almost forgot to take a before picture when starting so the cabinet doors were already off

Oh and floors are last on the list, hopefullynext week

Welcome aboard

 

Evening / Morning /Good Night Danny!

 

Very nice!

 

Used shop towel during start up and 15min warm up/run time, since the foam filter was decomposing. New air filters ordered. I also ordered a new carb, gaskets, spark plug for $15 for back up.



This will be used only if necessary/loss of power, but it's a better option than the shop rag or nothing at all.

 

Good unit, too small to run the casa though.

 

What ideal size 4000 watts

 

this is true! I could not find a replacement filter for a Wagner painter, so I bought a 24"x20" furnace filter to cut up. Given the Wagner is 1"x3", I think I have plenty if you need a spare!

 

Minimum 6500 running watts is ideal.