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One of my friends got furloughed 3 weeks on 1 week off.

Sometimes they pump out a shit ton of water through the night and shut down the damn at 8am to a trickle and by 1pm the water is low.

You’re are pretty much good to go from topock all the way up to needles bridge. It literally takes 5 to 6 hours for the water to flow from Davis dam to the needles bridge. Any flow above 9000 is nice. Between 7000 to 8000 water level is low. Below 6k yikes It also depends how much water...

If you work in a SCIF

I don’t see this dragging out months. How could the people on strike survive when the union only pays them 250 bucks a week.

Yah fucking wild

It seems like it’s cheaper to go to a restaurant

Yah my buddy uses this boat 90% in the ocean so we need all the corrosion protection we can get lol

Ughhh that’s fucking rough. Praying for a speedy recovery. I know he’s usually strapped.

Yup that’s exactly what we are going to do!

I’m not sure what wire I touched but she started…gotta love boats

0 volts when key is off 12 volts when I try to turn motor on but it doesn’t crank. Will keep probing shit

Hello, I’m working on my buddies boat and it won’t start. I believe it has something to do with the boat thinking it’s not in neutral so it’s locking it out. Behind the shifter there are no electronics. Just a manual button by the shifter that you pull out to put it in neutral. There are...

Yah sounds about right for my new home build. My front two bedrooms are blazing hot. Partly due to it being the sun setting side.

Wonder if they will tow back to fort Mohave from lake havasu?

Thanks yah it will be stucco / stone veneer so I definitely won’t get crazy with string lines and calculators. Also I’m not the best when it comes to stacking block as I’m still learning…….so it’s best that the mortar lines get covered lol 😂

Thanks all for the advice now I can move forward. I’ll be working on getting the trenches dug out a little deeper for the footing this weekend. I’m tapping into the detached garage for power, water, and sewer. I luckily have a washer and dryer in there so makes it easy.

Would I set the first course while the concrete is still wet? With the cinder block being 8” high would I aim for half of it to be sunken into the wet concrete?

I built the planters by the cypress trees by myself. All cinder blocks have been filled solid and with rebar installed every other block. Plan for that area is to face it with stucco and have concrete cap poured to top them off.

Building an outdoor kitchen area. It’s going to be about 16’ long x 3’ wide x height is TBD. Cinder Block will be wrapped with stone veneer, concrete top, grill, sink, etc. I’m doing a rough layout as you can see in the picture below. Question for the footing. How thick should the footing...