Timos Random Picture/ Test Threadish

PALMER84ONE · Apr 5, 2016

Nice work Timo. I'm picturing your big ass frame crawling like a army man under the house. What fun! I always hated that's shit but still it has to be done.

timoyz · Apr 5, 2016

I don't mind putting on the coveralls and doing electric, fresh water lines, gas lines, and new septic. I still can't forget the day I cut out the old line. :puke:

Mihylo33 · Apr 5, 2016

timoyz:
I don't mind putting on the coveralls and doing electric, fresh water lines, gas lines, and new septic. I still can't forget the day I cut out the old line.

I'm really impressed Timo. You're a mans man.

the last of them at that. So many ppl my age can't do shit. They call someone......for everything!

PALMER84ONE · Apr 5, 2016

I like keeping my cardboard around for crawling on under the house. That and a spider web stick. LOL

timoyz · Apr 5, 2016

Funny thing on that is, I ended up putting plywood down because halfway out the crawl, I found a spot where they disposed of a whole bunch of broken glass.

Mihylo33 · Apr 5, 2016

PALMER84ONE:
I like keeping my cardboard around for crawling on under the house. That and a spider web stick. LOL

timoyz:
Funny thing on that is, I ended up putting plywood down because halfway out the crawl, I found a spot where they disposed of a whole bunch of broken glass.

Why aren't there basements or Rat slabs atleast?

2strokesteve89 · Apr 5, 2016

Mihylo33:
Why aren't there basements or Rat slabs atleast?

Not everybody eats slab of rat like you Joisey folks

Mihylo33 · Apr 5, 2016

2strokesteve89:
Not everybody eats slab of rat like you Joisey folks

timoyz · Apr 6, 2016

Doesn't seem like that much done yesterday, but it was still a long day.

Gas line out from the basement...

And ready to cut into the second story crawl space.

Most of the day was spent sawing, and pounding nails.

Rain, and the HVAC guy in 2 days. I need a couple of Steve's 22 hour Summer days.

timoyz · Apr 7, 2016

Wednesday's update

Cleaned out a rafter run to throw some conduit in for the AC compressor lines, and the gas supply to the attic.

Cleaned out the new attic space of all my left over crap

Then was up top laying down OSB.

Mihylo33 · Apr 7, 2016

Use some 5" rain leader to hide that has line or Alcoa makes a viny trim piece just for that kind of application.

PALMER84ONE · Apr 7, 2016

Mihylo33:
Use some 5" rain leader to hide that has line or Alcoa makes a viny trim piece just for that kind of application.

That's devil talk, she the devil!

timoyz · Apr 7, 2016

I really could have used one of you guys here to help me since I don't know what the hell I'm doing.I am just copying what was already here and how it was done. The problem with that is there were no building codes in 1898. It has proven that it can stand the test of time, but it would have been nice to have done it right. I'm ending up having to fix all kinds of stuff that I screwed up at the start. After all that is said, what the hell is a 5" leader and a has line?

Redordead89 · Apr 7, 2016

timoyz:
I really could have used one of you guys here to help me since I don't know what the hell I'm doing.I am just copying what was already here and how it was done. The problem with that is there were no building codes in 1898. It has proven that it can stand the test of time, but it would have been nice to have done it right. I'm ending up having to fix all kinds of stuff that I screwed up at the start. After all that is said, what the hell is a 5" leader and a has line?

Drain pipe or gutter and GAS line I suspect :noidea:

timoyz · Apr 7, 2016

yeah what a doofus. I was still on the gabled roof valley. the gas line entrance will also have the compressor lines going to the Attic. I probably plan on boxing all that in to hide it and covering it with those round shingles.