CzarKJ
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Home ownership day 4. Woke up to no hot water. Here we go haha
What did you do to your jeep today?
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The joys
My husband spent Saturday renting the big floor machine, then sending the cutter head out the septic line to the tank. A TON of roots came out. He got it cleared, but it's time to replace the slip-joint cast iron pipe with glued PVC. Best part about this job is the pipe exits right behind the boiler and access is a bit tight.
CzarKJ
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The joys
My husband spent Saturday renting the big floor machine, then sending the cutter head out the septic line to the tank. A TON of roots came out. He got it cleared, but it's time to replace the slip-joint cast iron pipe with glued PVC. Best part about this job is the pipe exits right behind the boiler and access is a bit tight.
I did the floor machine Friday from about 6pm to 2am. Then moved in Saturday starting at 8am. Drove 155 miles in a rental truck that day. Finally dropped off the truck at 9pm. Now at work and can barely move haha
CzarKJ
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I think you read that wrong or I mistyped. No tank cleaning here thank god.
CzarKJ
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Ohhh I was talking floor cleaning machine lol
uss2defiant
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Happy ID4.
Be safe everyone.
Be safe everyone.
boboborino
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I was confused also about using a floor machine to clean out septic lines!
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The joys
My husband spent Saturday renting the big floor machine, then sending the cutter head out the septic line to the tank. A TON of roots came out. He got it cleared, but it's time to replace the slip-joint cast iron pipe with glued PVC. Best part about this job is the pipe exits right behind the boiler and access is a bit tight.
Considered this maybe?
https://pipelt.com/pipelining/
We were going to do that ourselves (my husband is an HVAC-R master and comes up with sneaky fixes on a lot of stuff), actually, but it seems the old cast iron pipe has collapsed from the roots in several places
Our house was built in 1932 and the pipe did last a good long time.
Replaced the passenger brake light. Stepdaughter has an appointment Thurs am for her driver's test and everything has to be in working order, so they checked all the lights this afternoon.
I have an appointment tomorrow am to get the windshield replaced. The crack finally spread into the driver's area, so it also is required for the test.
I have an appointment tomorrow am to get the windshield replaced. The crack finally spread into the driver's area, so it also is required for the test.
renegade 04
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I crushed the engine oil pan.
uss2defiant
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no skid plates?
Kal-El
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Let her sit in the shade of the garage all day. Was 111 degrees again...
Got the windshield replaced. Local company, not Safelite. They did a great job and even transferred over my EZ-Pass for me.
PO, my best friend, had the last one done here at the local Safelite. Twice. First one cracked on the way home, second one cracked a year and a half (but only 5000 miles; sat in their garage for a year) later when /i touched the windshield next to the rearview mirror.
This one survived the very bumpy ride back to work, then back home, and was parked in the sun all day.
PO, my best friend, had the last one done here at the local Safelite. Twice. First one cracked on the way home, second one cracked a year and a half (but only 5000 miles; sat in their garage for a year) later when /i touched the windshield next to the rearview mirror.
This one survived the very bumpy ride back to work, then back home, and was parked in the sun all day.
I had a Safelite one put in my Durango once, it was a few years old when I traded it in but it looked like the glass you see in an 1800s window- had a bit of wavyness to it. When my WK needed a new one I called around and looking for place that did Pilkington windshields and got one of those.
Now I use the RainX kit to fill in anything before it cracks. Fixed a nasty bulls eye in the LR3 and I forgot it was there until I posted this. Amazing.
Now I use the RainX kit to fill in anything before it cracks. Fixed a nasty bulls eye in the LR3 and I forgot it was there until I posted this. Amazing.
