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[laranger]

Originally Posted by captnjack

I assume you are talking about the tractor with the red & gray cab. Looks like some heavy tread on the rear tires for a tractor. Do you plan on going mud slinging with it?

captnjack; Your assumption of which is his new toy is correct. Tigger plans on doing a restoration and hopes to return it to what is pictured.

[captnjack]

Looks like Tigger has his work cut out for him.

[tigger]

it's one of them long term progects!!!!!!!

[mart]

Originally Posted by captnjack

Looks like Tigger has his work cut out for him.

I'm sure no job is ever too big for Tigger, am i right Tigger!.

[tigger]

Originally Posted by mart

I'm sure no job is ever too big for Tigger, am i right Tigger!.

This one is going to take a bit. I did one for someone els several years ago. but this one is mine. and the house hase to come first!

[mart]

Originally Posted by tigger

This one is going to take a bit. I did one for someone els several years ago. but this one is mine. and the house hase to come first!

Of cause the house comes first, how's the building come along Tigger?. Taken any pictures of it recently?.

[tigger]

Originally Posted by mart

Of cause the house comes first, how's the building come along Tigger?. Taken any pictures of it recently?.

Its comming along got a lot of the wireing in over the winter, and got the front and upper windown in. The weather has not been in my favor too much. but i was able to get the hole inside framed in, just need to finish the wireing and get the plumbing run up from the basement and insulate the outer walls and i can start hanging sheet rock. still a ways to go but one thing at a time.i found a company that i can get a do it your self spray insulation kit from and i think i might go that route. its a little more $$$ but i think it will pay off in the long run in heating ands air bills.

[tigger]

this is my heat this past winter. that 55gal barel stove did a great job. after about 2 hours we had to open the doors to let some cold air in and when the temps got down to the single digets it kept it about 55 deg in there and that is with no insulation on the walls!

[DWM222]

Originally Posted by tigger

Its comming along got a lot of the wireing in over the winter, and got the front and upper windown in. The weather has not been in my favor too much. but i was able to get the hole inside framed in, just need to finish the wireing and get the plumbing run up from the basement and insulate the outer walls and i can start hanging sheet rock. still a ways to go but one thing at a time.i found a company that i can get a do it your self spray insulation kit from and i think i might go that route. its a little more $$$ but i think it will pay off in the long run in heating ands air bills.

Tigger-FYI...6 or 8 years ago, my partner & I were building a house for a client..partner got in a hurry & had the insulation blown in on the outside walls before the siding was on (just had osb)..got wet..had to replace it all..cost us thousands (& I'm still pissed.. )

(tyvec wasn't on yet either)