Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[thtrog]

Very nice, my wife has always wanted a full length front porch.

[ajholt7]

Very nice, my wife has always wanted a full length front porch.

And that is a modular

[ajholt7]

[ajholt7]

[AdaminMN]

And that is a modular

Nice!

[thtrog]

And that is a modular

are they log home kits?

[ajholt7]

are they log home kits?

No, it is a modular home.

[ajholt7]

I have priced the log home kits. They are outrageous when you see what the final cost will be.

[Timmy!]

No, it is a modular home.

That's a nice modular!!!

[philwsailz]

A little redneck Okie Engineering for ya. I told my buddy about my ice-powered AC and he beat me to completion...

[zad0030]

Slalom course is 801' gate to gate.. then they leave about 250-300' on each end... then they have islands.
If you go that route, you can lease it to a ski club.Otherewise, you can just use it for wake sports and add a bunch of rails and floaties and ramps.
Either way, your insurance is going to be astronomical.. LIKEAGOODNEIGHBORSTATEFARMISTHERE!

Actually it's 850' plus 180' pregates on either side. It's all in meters anyway but total length is about 1210'. Our lake is in the neighborhood of 2500' and it's pretty good setup.

[dingleberry]

A little redneck Okie Engineering for ya. I told my buddy about my ice-powered AC and he beat me to completion...

And how does it work, Phil?

If it works well, then you did a great job of designing it! If it doesn't work well, then he did a piss poor job of constructing it.

[AdaminMN]

A little redneck Okie Engineering for ya. I told my buddy about my ice-powered AC and he beat me to completion...

Cool!

{rimshot}

[philwsailz]

And how does it work, Phil?

If it works well, then you did a great job of designing it! If it doesn't work well, then he did a piss poor job of constructing it.

Don't know yet how well it works. All indicators say it should work perfectly; the only concern is how long it will take to melt the ice....

Basically we jsut pump cold water through a car heater core and blow air over it. Same as AC only we are using water in a heater core rather than freon in an evap core

[Timmy!]

That should work although not as efficiently as a swamp cooler type might (depending on the humidity level of course).