Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Just did mine… 24K
4T electrostatic filtration, humidity control and UV in/out. Tip to Tail replacement.
Summer prices, not Winter….

 

Good lort! I paid less than that for our 1 year old Camry at the time!

 

Damn...

That is just under 1/2 of what I paid for my first house.

 

Sounds like go fund me territory.

And Buzz is Canadian




Bug eyes for exchange rate purposes only.

 

The last ac unit I purchased was $2400.
Installed.
Its been a minute....

 

Thought I felt somethin drop! Top o' the mornin to ya

 

Holy crap, just for that comment you're definitely "one of the guys"

 

Lmao... Thanks! I do have the ability to make a sailor blush. And did get put in TW slammer for an inappropriate meme
I do prefer to hang with guys cause women are way too catty and frikkin sensitive

 

Sounds like you belong in Whatever.

 

I seem to recall the last AC being around 5K before this one.
What I enjoy recalling is when SEER ratings were 8.

 

Seems like as seer rating goes up reliability goes down

 

I like you already, welcome to the shop.

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...and be careful with that @Delta09 guy, never know what he is up to.

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Was it inappropropriate or political? I've posted plenty of inappropriate memes

In any case, came here to ask a masonary question.. Looks like the Mason Threads been dead for a few years.
Next house to sell is the old Victorian built in the later 1890's. It has a field stone foundation with a few rows of brick and some need repointing. I've heard using the wrong type of mortar can be damaging since the bricks are so old.

Anyone have a recommendation on what type of mortar to use?

As always

 

The only thing I seem to remember form my This Old House years is if you use really hard mortar, it will fail. You want mortar that has some give to it to move with the structure. What that kind is, I couldn't tell you.

 

I will say I loved my two stage screw design on my old one. It was still going strong. It was the Freon, leaks and internal parts (other than capacitors).

 

i still go to my mom, who uses a flowbee.

 

I really like the job my wife does on my hair but she hates doing it. So I go to a place that puts a hot towel on your face when they wash your hair then give you a shoulder massage.

 

that's on the low side of what i've been looking at... but i've been looking at self-installation.

goodman sells to absolutely anyone!