1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Sup with the last pic?

It's like these sellers post a quick ad via phone, accidently click on an extra pic, and it gets uploaded.

Post, and done only to never look back at it and fix it

Think I saw a family pic in one ad the other day as the last vehicle pic.

 

Message him and say...

"Sup with the Winchester Model 64, is it included with the truck? What scope is that?"

 

Trane

 

Why do you think I’ve sat in a classroom for the last 5 years?

 

so you can be the guy on the pipeline who gets to sit in the truck all day?

 

Damn right

 

@Yota X

Any coils that are deemed "not up to standard" after being powder coated are tossed in my scrap bin.

There's only one red one and one blue one; the red coils were an order for Eibach and the blue coils were an order for King -



Not sure who the grey coils were for as they've been there for over 2 months. The bare ones in the background had a defect from the factory itself or something.

Extra coils are always provided "just in case" and we get to keep them.

 

no shame

 

Absolutely

 

business idea

 

Lol

That horse is the source of nightmares, and the rusted ass coil doesn't help

 

the gang does a little haunting

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=9aFq3u9Nn3Q&feature=share

 

Same on Tuesday... Also, it's hard to stop a trane

 

my trane setup is 25~ years old. I asked if he wanted to quote replacing it and the HVAC guy laughed and said it's good to go yet

the curse of this old house is the central air is only 80 pct efficiency AND I have fucking old windows. Gas bill makes me think I'll need a 2nd job

tstat set at 60, baby

 

ain't no way I can drop $40-60k on new windows though LOL

fuuuuuu

 

Someone redid the basement in my place before me and put in a 90+ unit in 2005, but unfortunately the last guy never checked the condensate drain and it rusted the heat exchanger from water backing up... so new Trane 95% unit going in on Tuesday... I'm confident it'll last.

 

Trick I do for old ass windows (st least for hest retention during winter) is cut a sheet of plexiglass and surround the perimeter with foam gasket material. Then use little L brackets and screw that into the windowsill to hold the plexiglass tight to the window frame. Like an extra window pane.

It's helped reduce the heating bill in our apt by ALOT

 

Water heater lean is fixed now. Cut a hole in the drywall, used a bottle jack to jack it up with a piece of 2x4 going across the floor and then a couple 16" pieces of 2x4 for legs.