RedNeckGeek
Super Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2011
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- 8,753
- Location
- Butte County & Orcutt, California
- Tractor
- Kubota M62, Kubota L3240D HST (SOLD!), Kubota RTV900
Good Morning! 48F @ 7:45AM. Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a rain shower. High 62F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.
Hoping for a quick recovery of your arm, Drew.
Looks like more than one tree in the silo, Rip. But maybe they're small enough to just buck 'em from the bottom up? Fer sure do it before the leaves come out though, so you'll at least be able to see what yer doin'! :laughing:
I'm afraid that like some of you, I have a lack of tolerance for incompetence, and it has me a bit reluctant to start the shop project. This time 'round I think checking references will be more important than ever.
Should get through the "M"s on the DVD conversion today, marking the halfway point in that project. Really enjoying "finding" movies and TV series I'd totally forgotten about!
I don't have a lot of room for a house battery, Ron, and figure if I can cram 100 Amp hours in I'll be lucky. Isotherm makes a refrigerator/freezer that only draws .7 Amps, vs. the Truckfridge at 2. Of course the Isotherm is almost twice the price, more than a K buck... The good news is I can probably get away with a microwave from K-mart in the $50 range, but I think it'll only work when the van is plugged into AC. I will put an inverter in the system, but I think the microwave will be too hard on the battery. The little Propex heater I'm considering is sold by the same fella that carries Truckfrige up in Bend, Oregon, so I'll give him a call today and see what he thinks. Likely he'll be all for the Truckfridge; he doesn't make any money off the Isotherm:laughing:
Hoping for a quick recovery of your arm, Drew.
Looks like more than one tree in the silo, Rip. But maybe they're small enough to just buck 'em from the bottom up? Fer sure do it before the leaves come out though, so you'll at least be able to see what yer doin'! :laughing:
I'm afraid that like some of you, I have a lack of tolerance for incompetence, and it has me a bit reluctant to start the shop project. This time 'round I think checking references will be more important than ever.
Should get through the "M"s on the DVD conversion today, marking the halfway point in that project. Really enjoying "finding" movies and TV series I'd totally forgotten about!
I don't have a lot of room for a house battery, Ron, and figure if I can cram 100 Amp hours in I'll be lucky. Isotherm makes a refrigerator/freezer that only draws .7 Amps, vs. the Truckfridge at 2. Of course the Isotherm is almost twice the price, more than a K buck... The good news is I can probably get away with a microwave from K-mart in the $50 range, but I think it'll only work when the van is plugged into AC. I will put an inverter in the system, but I think the microwave will be too hard on the battery. The little Propex heater I'm considering is sold by the same fella that carries Truckfrige up in Bend, Oregon, so I'll give him a call today and see what he thinks. Likely he'll be all for the Truckfridge; he doesn't make any money off the Isotherm:laughing: