DeerSlayer

Can't blame ya for wanting to be close to family.

Amen!^^^^^^ I would totally "use the force"

I could never live in that county surrounded by liberals, god bless you. My dad has a house there, he's always complaining about having to drive to Passaic County on Sundays if he needs something from Home Depot. That's gotta suck. I just don't think I could handle the traffic there either, Sussex County for me. Doubtful I could ever live anywhere else in this state ever again. I've played the battery acid game before too. Once I picked up a core battery that a customer left outside on the steps of the store. It had a huge crack in the side, when I picked it up it got me in the crotch and down my leg. Buy lunch time I felt a breeze! The only thing left was the zipper hanging by a thread. My boxers were gone too so I was basically naked lol. Had to duct tape myself up and run home for a new pair of slacks hahha. That was the day we started keeping a big box of arm & hammer baking soda behind the counter.

I usually just add a second small boiler for snow melt systems. Glycol in the entire system is not a big deal either. It's cheap, and the entire house is protected from freezing should the system go down if you were away. I probably did 25 freez-ups this winter on homes people were living in. When it's negative 16° outside, things happen that don't usually during normal winters. I sold a lot of gallons of glycol this winter. That's a whole lot cheaper than having me come out with a thaw machine, for hours in the middle of the night. Glycol is cheap insurance against those types of problems. If you get the ratio right it actually conveys heat better as well. That is if you hire a plumber that can actually do math lol. I cheat and use a computer program, so it's perfect every time. I'm kind of a perfectionist about that type of stuff. Heat exchangers work well if your dealing with a small area like a driveway apron. Or a short sidewalk/steps. It's tricky to bring back the colder radiant water to the boiler running at 180°. Add that water back in too fast and you can easily crack the boiler. I have to design mixing valve injection systems for that to slowly incorporate that cooler water back into the system. That's a bunch of mechanical crap that's going to break eventually. In the long run its actually cheaper to add a second boiler in most cases. Just what I've found over the past two decades of designing, installing and maintaining these types of systems.

I used to sell Exide we got warranty defects back constantly. Did better with interstate. But Decka Douglas was the best in my opinion for conventional type batteries. My boat has two blue top optimas, my wrangler has 2 red top optimas, got a yellow top for my clay thrower, and my pickup has a red top optima. Zero problems. But I wouldn't put one in a vehicle I was selling, too expensive.

I can do radiant heat under stairs, sidewalks, and driveways. I install snow melt systems in Mendham, Alpine, and Upper Saddle river all the time. Set the system to 50° and it melts as it falls. No more rock salt, snow shovel, plow guy, or snow blower. Sit inside the house and watch the neighborhood break their backs, & admire your wet driveway! The last one I did came out to around $30K. I felt bad for you this winter when you posted the security camera footage falling down the steps.

I always had a soft spot for this auto mag. If I ever find one of these Clint's I'm buying it!

Hey Tom, you get anymore of these recently?

This one?

Probably Grinnell or Cambridge in his neck of the woods.

As much as I despise Dick's myself. If they have .22lr, I'm willing to put my differences with their policies on scary black rifles aside to obtain ammo. And I wish Herpes outbreaks on all of the Eagles players now.B)

Ok

I will check! I want a god dam bucket O bullets!!!!!

They are keystone block concrete type steps. RP Smith on route10 & Commerce blvd. (across the street from the Hess station in Succunanna). Has every size shape and color your heart could imagine. My neighbor Dewey works there. Bet that's exactly where they came from originally. Make sure you get the adhesive to glue down the new ones. Don't throw salt on them after you replace them. If you're looking for someone to replace the treads for you I know a guy, be happy to recommend to you. But it's actually a pretty easy project if your mildly handy.

Remember this place? Actually the location I remember as a kid, was a stones throw from the Dick's store in Wayne.

Thank you sir! Great information there.

Are they interchangeable? I'm a Mossberg guy, my buddy is asking me. And I have no clue. I own zero Remington shotguns.

Cracked lead plate inside battery. I have a load tester. Most autoparts stores have them too. They can check the battery itself, the starter amp draw, and the charging system once it's running. I only buy optima battery's anymore these days.

Just found out wendsday at our meeting, one of the guys in the federation of sportsmen in Sussex Co with me works there. Guns are coming soon. He told me some anti came in there and told them they shouldn't be selling guns, apparently filed some kind of complaint. And they're waiting for a judge approval of some kind. But now I have inside information as to what their getting and when, ammo wise.

Yeah man I had to check my drawers afterwards. I wasn't far away either. My brother in law just stood there didn't flinch, and said "what was that"? Lol. I was on the ground hahha.

I always had a thing for the Squad Automatic Weapon. Except this one cannot adorne that acronym SAW. It will have to be called CSW (civilian semiautomatic weapon). But for a little more money when I move to free America in the very near future I can buy an AC556 with a tax stamp.

Welcome to the forum, great taste in 1911's. I dig the M91/30 archangel conversion too. I did one myself with a carbine.

I like the split rock show, always a good time. Last time I was there someone had a negligent discharge checking their gun. Dispite hitting the deck I still had a great day.

I really want a home defense light saber!