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Sauvie Island Bridge(has a new name now but cant remember what it is) it's the Willamette river right before it meets the Columbia river.. In simple terms.. St. Helens, Or

Not a bad day.. chillin with @n2otoofast4u and his BETTER HALF..

Wouldn't it help to learn to read and write first before you worried about what pen to use🤷🏻‍♂️🤔🤣

That is one I have never heard before.. lmfao🤣🤣

Pot Kettle Black Just sayin🤷🏻‍♂️😜🤣🤣

I was thinking something wasnt right with that. But I'm not femilure with that particular one. And the "union" fixed it, and I'm just a "scab"🤣🤣j/k

That one or the one of them in the center. One of them has to adjust the switch. With out turning it on and watching the operation of the switch I cant tell you which is the adjustment on that one. But one of them has to be it🤷🏻‍♂️ it was probably bolted on out of the box and it fix the initial...

Yes, that black box. pull the one screw and take the cover off. I bet there is a tension screw underneath it.

Pull that black cover and post pic.

Yes. The black line running in is a pressure line or it's running off of the tank maybe it looks like. Pull the cover and there will be a screw with a spring on it. Tighten that screw and it will increase the shut off pressure.

If it is now turning off but now building less pressure. There is a tention adjuster in the switch that you can adjust.

Has anyone checked the compressor pressure power switch? Sounds like that could be the issue. Its usually in a box where the power comes into the motor, or close.

Most Federal Buildings have a "cornerstone" which is normally one of the first blocks layed. Removed some bushes to do the paint and found the "cornerstone". Pretty cool!

Some more of the window restoration. Exterior paint almost done

River trips are not supposed to be in a golf cart🤷🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣 Fun times for sure🤔😁🤣

No clear coat. Just wiped down with Never Dull as they get installed.

The T&G that we didnt pull was still in good shape. But we overlayed the whole roof, after fixing the rot, with PT plywood.

The budget? It's a cash burn investment off his other properties. We are doing the majority "in-house" little subs as possible. My goal it to keep it around $4m. As we are putting in an elevator and alot of fancy stuff.🤦‍♂️ if it doesnt work as a boutique Hotel it will just be swapped to apartments.

Upper roof was shot, reframed/repaired 2 layers of 3/4 PT plywood installed and new PVC roof..

Old City Hall in Albany I'll get some pics of all the jail cells and other crap.. we will be utilizing those as lounge areas and wine cellers