Recent content by Angus 1895

My most accurate experience was with BL C 2. I’ve used H 4895, Varget also. Been reading the accolades of Leverevolution for increased velocity. For temperature stability I vote Varget!

Well a buddy of mine came over. He exuded a most confident resolve…. We took the pipe to the local ace hardware in salmon. He had a brass pex converter to regular thread, instead of the plastic one my wife ordered from Lowe’s. So far so good…….. Happy wife Happy life

We live out west. No Saving Big Money here! It’s my wife’s deal, I’m trying to stay as advisory position only. Thanks.

I work near Seattle twice a year. So I spend damn near a month there a year. Most of my time was in Carnation, but this trip I stayed in Monroe. They are awesome communities IMO. Pizza from the red pepper is money! Especially the white knight. Remmlinger farms is a great place to see live...

It’s outside diameter is .511 I really appreciate your efforts to help my wife and myself.

My question is this some kinda obsolete pex pipe?

No it don’t fit what we ordered

To this

We want to attach this

We cut this off. Because we felt it was too long.

My buddy’s thinking of buying five acres adjacent to his 8 acres. They only want $300,000.

My wife thought she could replace the dishwasher, but the pex pipe is an odd size. The outside diameter is .511. Does it need a fitting ring? Thanks.

The problem I have with starting them early is they can’t take the sun when I finally dare put them outside. I’m too chirpy chirpy cheap cheap for a greenhouse……… I probably wouldn’t be if I was a bachelor.

What I can’t get my little pea brain noggin across is this. Red oaks acorns sit up in the trees for a whole winter, then they drop the next year. Obviously them bad boys froze their heinies off. This year I put acorns in a cooler in potting soil/ native soil mix in a big cooler. And left...

The Concordia I got were acorns. They are not a jack and the bean stalk deal, but man do they look happy/ healthy!