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Those are huge, the squash we get here are the size of zucchini, and zucchini are the size cucumbers. Being up here in Alberta ,we miss out on so many nice things. You guys have mutant vegetables. 😁
Corey
Got a bit more work done on the hoist install. Started jack hammering and noticed the concrete was not the best, its good for about 4 ½ inches maybe 5" and below it is starting to weaken. So now I have to pour 2 footings. Kind of sucks but it happens. Had to stop for the day, my jackhammer was...
Unfortunately one late oil change that lets the oil darken will cause subsequent oil changes to come out "dark" at least for a while. Changing it more frequently will eventually wash the dark oil out. Dark oil is not a death sentence, its not great, but not 911 yet.
Corey
There are a few things it could be, the pressure of the service main could have been increased over 15 years and the generator just didn't like it, the factory non adjustable reg could be failing and the new external one will be stepping the pressure down to a level the old one can handle. If...
Just put another regulator on it. I had to do that in my shop because the tube heater couldn't handle to pressure that the house required. Staging regulators in natural gas is common, you locally bring the pressure down at the engine so it only see's the 2 or 3 wc required.
Corey
A basic leakdown test should also tell you if there is leakage past the rings and valve train, if things are sealed up pretty tight still and there are no obvious noises coming from the bottom end, then the engine is probably still in reasonable condition. It boils down to stop paying a service...
Its a basic engine, why are the service people having difficulty figuring it out? I don't mean to be a jerk, but its ignition, air, or fuel, that's pretty much it. You don't mention if its diesel, or gas.
Corey
Bit of an update on the hoist install, i can't grout the foot. I consulted a couple engineers i know through work, as well as a Sika Canada rep this past week, and to grout to maximum strenght i need a minimum of 1 inch thick. Well my floor is only out by ⅝" and would be a tapered pour, so a no...
Pulled so nice, like butter. I found some buns at the food store in Onoway that were made by a local place ( i think it was a persons house) they were amazing. Didn't have time to make a side so just grabbed some potato salad. Made for a good supper. Thanks for looking.
Corey
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