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Mick!
TreeHouser
Raj
TreeHouser
I love A/C leakstop. They work great IMHO. Some of the mobile A/C fittings are rated to hold pressure, not a vacuum. I've found the orings tend to get sucked into the connection and ever so slowly leak under a vacuum. I go by a loss of 5in/hg per hour is acceptable in mobile A/C. Pretty sure I read that somewhere.
As for tiny bubbles, they don't make me feel fine. Hmmm. Leakstop does work with rotating seals....
As for tiny bubbles, they don't make me feel fine. Hmmm. Leakstop does work with rotating seals....
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Justin, get over yourself already (is that right?) it?s not about you anymore!
Bite me Mick.
. Why bother? it's already moved on. I was replying to those who had directly responded to me like Kyle and Merle. Keep up would yah.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
He has not....
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
I had eluded to it ages ago.
Plywood plant. So still sort of tree related. I have been assimilated by the Borg.
I would quit in a heartbeat for a full time zamboni operator position though.
Plywood plant. So still sort of tree related. I have been assimilated by the Borg.
I would quit in a heartbeat for a full time zamboni operator position though.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
You may have alluded to it but it seems you also may have eluded, too....
Words can be such fun to pl(a)y with....
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Soda pop cleans ATF from customer's concrete driveway...details after the break, but first, HOA bid for a dead tree reveals 12 dead and dying bodies. Alders and doug-fir reportly dying from a combination of site impact from construction, drought, and a lack of mulch and irrigation. Were the neighbors surprised to find out that when they looked up from the sap-weeping, triple-trunked base of the large doug-fir tree overhanging their home and patio, it was dying. They were shocked to see that trees existed above 40', if only you look up.
Burnham
Woods walker
For the most part, trees are a mystery unseen to folks wandering underneath them.
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Big small we peel them all, not really. Mostly all bigger wood for peelers, smaller stuff is milled into lumber. I'm on the plywood side, not the mill side. It comes to us peeled, veneer. We dry it, compose it and glue it together, and fill it and sand it.
You may have alluded to it but it seems you also may have eluded, too....
Words can be such fun to pl(a)y with....
Ha ha ha. True. I am allusive and elusive all at the same time...........I think?
Stumpshot
General Purpose
Wordplay is great... like when we were working on the lagoon job, we had to avoid the effluvial fan (not an alluvial fan)!
You seem to frequently almost brag about your dislike of most people. Curious. Anyway, aren't there a bazillion things to do that don't involve large crowds??
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Do you run your crew and office?
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Another fire on my place....
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Damn, Jim.
Cory, thought your wife did some.
How do you write your bids?
Cory, thought your wife did some.
How do you write your bids?
I dictate the onsite details into iPhone, handwrite the estimate at home, scan and email it. I'd like something that could convert the dictation to print so I wouldn't have to write.
Prior to a about a year ago I wrote 99% of all estimates onsite at initial visit. Now I write 99% of them at home, as above.
Prior to a about a year ago I wrote 99% of all estimates onsite at initial visit. Now I write 99% of them at home, as above.
.00001% of his place got burned up.
Mellow
BCMA
Cory, have you thought about hiring someone part-time to do the paperwork and make some of your phone calls for you?
I have a girl that checks my phone messages, returns calls to customers, gets all of the bid info, and writes up all of my bids, among other things. She works an hour or two a day(which means I have an extra 10 hours a week to do more important things).
I have a girl that checks my phone messages, returns calls to customers, gets all of the bid info, and writes up all of my bids, among other things. She works an hour or two a day(which means I have an extra 10 hours a week to do more important things).
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