CWGRIZZ's 365 in a Better 2021
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May 5, 2021
This was quite the project to get up. A 32' long x 12' (side leg length) x 18' wide.
My brother and I fought to get this up between the 30 mph winds over a series of
days to get this up. Those metal panels make good sails. Ha!
Same shot just cropped differently.
This was quite the project to get up. A 32' long x 12' (side leg length) x 18' wide.
My brother and I fought to get this up between the 30 mph winds over a series of
days to get this up. Those metal panels make good sails. Ha!
Same shot just cropped differently.
Dangerspouse
Senior Member
Old phone line transformers?
Dangerspouse
Senior Member
What a project! Lol - I'm surprised your hats stayed on
Of the two, I definitely prefer the second picture. Both are excellent, though.
@Dangerspouse [MENTION=26505]Dawg Pics[/MENTION]
Those were "Knobs" in "Knob and Tube" wiring. Knob & Tube wiring was the way houses were wired for electricity in the late 1800's - early 1900's. No "romex" back then.
Those were "Knobs" in "Knob and Tube" wiring. Knob & Tube wiring was the way houses were wired for electricity in the late 1800's - early 1900's. No "romex" back then.
Dawg Pics
Senior Member
I grew up in an old house, but not quite that old.@Dangerspouse [MENTION=26505]Dawg Pics[/MENTION]
Those were "Knobs" in "Knob and Tube" wiring. Knob & Tube wiring was the way houses were wired for electricity in the late 1800's - early 1900's. No "romex" back then.
Peter7100
Senior Member
As these all yours Walt, parked outside your home
No, I just happened to follow them in town and they stopped at a BBQ place. It gave me the chance to get a photo or two. Ha!
May 9, 2021
This is an exhibition truck, 1970 Chevy, built by a company in Tucson, AZ. I was headed home and saw it at a truck stop,
so got a few pictures. The company also has a few monster trucks that are for exhibition. I googled the truck to find out
about the company called Sturgismotorsports. They have some youtube stuff on the web of demonstrations of this jet truck.
And no, I don't own the truck, but I do have a trailer almost like that trailer.
This is an exhibition truck, 1970 Chevy, built by a company in Tucson, AZ. I was headed home and saw it at a truck stop,
so got a few pictures. The company also has a few monster trucks that are for exhibition. I googled the truck to find out
about the company called Sturgismotorsports. They have some youtube stuff on the web of demonstrations of this jet truck.
And no, I don't own the truck, but I do have a trailer almost like that trailer.
I wonder where its fuel supply is? You'd think that it'd consume what it might carry 20 seconds after lighting off.
I wonder where its fuel supply is? You'd think that it'd consume what it might carry 20 seconds after lighting off.
The truck is not propelled by the jet engine, they just burn up stuff in the path of the exhaust. The fuel (I assume is stored in the square tank in the bed of the truck by the jet. See the second photo for a look at the tank.