DeerSlayer

Good to know, I still pay my dues for some reason lol.

Obviously whatever they're doing for their employees is working. I've seen a few faces come and go, but many have been there since they opened.

They have USA made and China made. I buy mine from Sparta Cobbler, he only sells the USA made ones. There's a place in Paramus that has the USA made boots as well. I just hate driving east of Parsippany these days so I don't go down there anymore.

Frank or Jimmy, either one is ok. I always recommend Jimmy because I know him. Jimmy used to work for Frank's they both do a good job. It sounds like an air issue or you have a frozen radiator/s and the water is bypassing the frozen ones through the monoflow loop. Chances are it's most likely air though. I will gladly look at it for you if you wish. My office is in Randolph, I'm there every day. I can teach you how to properly bleed the system. It's not difficult but you need someone to show you once. Every boiler is piped differently.

He will never be able to bleed all the air from the system without by-passing the pressure reducing valve. You need the pressure to push out the air from the monoflow loop, then bleed each cast Iron rad. Dont try that unless you know exactly what your doing, because you'll probably wind up blowing off the relief valve on the boiler that won't shut off. Trying to purge the air from the system at 12-15psi wont work, you actually wind up bringing more air into the system below 10psi, as soon as you open your boiler drain on your return line its going to drop down that low immediately. If the system is that old that its monoflo it may have a fill-troll instead of a normal pressure reducing valve like a B&G FB38. Are the cold radiators all on one zone? Or are we talking about multiple zones? could be a bad circulator pump if its zoned with multiple circulators. Your low domestic water pressure is most likely a scaled up coil, that needs to be cleaned by a coil cleaner. There are two in the area both in Dover, Franks or Jimmys coil cleaning. I like Jimmy better. Forget about an electric water heater they suck for multiple reasons. An indirect can be done and it will cut your annual fuel bill by 30% over the tankless coil your using now. This is the most expensive option initially, but the only option that will pay you back over time. If the water softner that's there is more than 10 years old its garbage. The resin inside only lasts 10 years then needs to be re-beded. no one re-beds them its not worth it. Replacement time, I can steer you in the right direction for a good softner. I'm sure its not being used because its broken (usually bad injector), or the media is completely clogged, probably with iron, very common around here.

Last chance I'm getting on Rt 10 to go home now. But I would gladly come check your system out another day for you. Just let me know.

Want me to come look for you? I'm in Randolph right now right off Dover Chester road waiting for a lady to get home. I'm getting sick of sitting in her driveway playing on my phone. This is what I do. I specialize in Hydronic heat. I look for free.

I ware the uninsulated Redwings too. I do plumbing heating and Air. Sometimes I'm standing in one place in snow up to my ankles outside in the snow working on rooftop units for a while. Or messing with an oil tank trying to thaw out the supply lines. I rarely work less than a 12 hour day in the cold weather, sometimes 15, 18, 20 straight. My feet freeze when that happens, standing on ice or snow. I don't buy the insulated ones because then my feet sweat. The safety toes are what really make them cold. If your working inside warm buildings all the time they are fine. My last pair lasted 2 years they didn't leak when I retired them either, laces broke, as soon as that happens I buy new boots that's the signal for me.

I go with 1/2 size larger anytime I know I'm wearing boots with heavy socks.

They're making the towns that aren't following the law aware of the fact. Then they are giving them the chance to comply with the law as written. If they continue to break the law after they are made aware of the fact, they will file suit on each municipality that refuses to comply with the law.

Worth a laugh to watch this. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=51clP7JRqv8

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I know someone that tried to have a NICS for a second handgun done before the 30 days. NICS denied him and he got a call later that day from NJSP. He said they were pissed & told him not to do it again. He was lucky to get a warning. So yeah they enforce OGAM.

I ware Redwings every day for work, & I love them. But stand out in the snow in workboots for a while you'll wish you made another choice. This guys looking for snow boots.

Sorel Caribou there's no substitute. I've been wearing the same pair for 20 years. For $110 divided by 20 year's I would say they're worth the money, for warm dry feet in snow. I used to plow and shovel snow for a living mine have many miles on them.

I saw it too. If I were a LEO I wouldn't be happy about it. They already have night sticks and tazers, the gun is already the last resort weapon when warranted to protect their lives. No guarantee this device isn't lethal either.

Sucks, one of my favorites! At least they're not getting rid of Ruination, or arrogant bastard thankfully.

Basic pistol satisfies the live fire requirement.

Totally!

Yes! Tequila is an important component for proper dance technique! Lol.

I'm pretty excited for Sunday! Anyone else?

The one I bought in the fall only came with one. I bought a few BX25'S pinned at 15. But now I want some of the new BX15's that just came out.

Out of the few I've seen and held, yours is the nicest example I have come across.

Also a semi auto that makes a big difference in recoil. I shot my cousins DE in AZ last time I visited. Nice gun, a little heavy, but shoots very clean and crisp. I can actually hold on to it lol.

I could never live in Bergen county, I don't know how anyone can stand it there.