I am also now equipped to deal with EW's assgas.
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That's Level C Hazmat. You need Level A Hazmat.

If you bought it at Home Depot. Take it back to see if you can get your money back.

Mine didn’t come from Harbor Freight :ugh2:

Mine is new & just came from Home Depot :eek:
It’s rated 300#
99$ on sale for an 8’r :ugh2:

Did my oil change, fixed the loose clamps, and set the tire pressure. Good to go for a while. I never use a flathead screwdriver on a radiator hose clamp. I always use a 8mm 1/4in socket and ratchet. That way you know they are tight.

Got a little treat :yum:

The New “What did you do with your Z today” (with off topic replies) XXXIV
 

You also have to consider expansive soils. I don’t know anything about the soils in the Carolina’s but from the pictures it seemed like he had a basement, which means that foundation is way below the ones he’s building for the extension. Either way, it’s going to settle.

You can always surcharge the virgin soil to force the settlement before you apply the final lid, but that ship has sailed on this project.

Mostly sand & clay where I’m at :ugh2:
We don’t see long freezes,,,hardly ever gets below freezing & stays there all day :eek:

All this talk ab forcing virgin soil is gonna get this thread moved to NSFW.

:iagree:

Looks like it was ate once by a cat. :icon14:

Had chunks in it too :wtf2:

On the couch watching Audie Murphy in “GunSmoke” :tup:

Since you're the SME on this subject. I got a question. My froze line is 36". If I build a garage with a 8" thick with rebar concrete floor. How far down would I have to go?

ssssup duuudes.

what'd i miss?

there's a chance I could be driving the Z to miami this week... to drop it off.

I had a big bowl of chocolate ice cream :iagree:

i've got a few things im waiting on right now, so it'll be touch and go.. hopefully will know by wednesday.

Take 95th street :tiphat:

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

uh oh, thats painus.

:ugh2::ugh2::ugh2::ugh2:

duuuuudes.

its looking like I'll have to drive the Z and the QX down separately.. THEN the moving truck...

thats almost 5,000 miles :ugh::ugh:

:eek:

I’m trying to hang & stay up late...but it ain’t happening :icon14:
Bout to stretch out for the evening folks :tiphat:

:iagree::iagree::iagree:

thats painus.

good night duuuude.

#firstworldproblems

its gonna be terrible duuude...:icon14::icon14::icon14:

Just think of all that face time you are going to get with the windshield. :driving: and the air miles. :tup:

:werd:

Russian Morning

:tiphat:


Haven't had one of these in a long time. Thank god!

Fixed it for ya.

:rofl2:

Same here :roflpuke2:

If you had a chain wall around the perimeter 36” down then it would encapsulate the interior soil and protect it from freezing effects. However; you would need to design the 8” slab with enough rebar to span the entire length assuming the soil below it shrinks and the slab is unsupported chain wall to chain wall.

Transition Time & gonna squeeze Trigger while I’m up :icon08:

Good Monday Morning all. Hope you all had a great weekend. The last few laps of yesterday's F1 race was exciting to say the least. The Cowboys won and last night's steak was awesome. Coffee for now then off to gym. Hope you all have a great day and be safe out there!! :tup: