Yup, if the tire wear changed from outside to inside, then it's definitely an alignment issue. And correct on the lack of good alignment guys!
Very nice! I wanted to come down again yesterday, but there is just too much going on this time of year. Sounds like you had a most excellent...
That's how it's done son! :thumbs: :handshake:
Ive used a paint stir stick and a coat hanger before too...just break the stir stick into pieces to make a stack of "shims" Those little air...
I bet Joey Chestnut could smoke that time! :popcorn:
As long as they are the typical 1-1/4" thick firebricks, you can get a box of 6 from TSC (or wherever) for $25 or so, then the ones that need...
Yes, the ground is very hard right now! You using a link seal in the wall, or just just hydraulic cement it shut?
X2!
Hmmm...that kinda looks like "imported" cheese ;) Looks like y'all got a lot done there...was that all in one day?!
No no no...that's his midget cousin, Skippy Oversquirrel!
So total trip time, if you include stopping to sleep, buy fuel, get food, rest stops, etc, is shorter using the train, correct?
Yeah...I kinda forgot about those...they were everywhere there for a while...can't say I've seen many lately...am I blind, or have those sharks...
I am not familiar with that particular stove, but many/most stoves that have the insulation blanket on top of the bricks/baffle, have a metal...
All on one floor, or 2?
Cracks, warped steel...super worn out door hinges maybe? Pretty simple stoves really...
When I was a little guy dad had an electrician come in and update some of the house wiring...I still have the butterknife with the burnt end that...
He was helping clear out the wasp nest in there! :thumbs: Is he really 3 already?! :jaw:
X2. I have some poplar toasting right now that is doing a great job too...
Welp, just lit of the lil Drolet 1400i in the fireplace...5 lil chunkies of poplar from the 2 trees that I took down in the backyard are toasting...
Sorry to hear that. My aunt and uncle used to ride the train out to Kansas and Colorado to see their kids...they seemed to enjoy it.
