how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Hinerman]

I grew up in the 80's.............I hip fire. I don't have time for all that fancy stuff.

I like your style. “Say hello to my little friend!!!”

 

[KS Plainsman]

I like your style. “Say hello to my little friend!!!”

Lol Exactly! The good ole days.

I used to work in a tire shop 20 years ago, and for some reason I used to impersonate Sylvester Stallone a lot.

So, when I'd do truck tires, it was always funny seeing truckers expressions when I'd be holding the 1 inch impact and hammering on the lug nuts and start yelling like Sly in Rambo when he was hip firing the M60 (I think that's what it was).

Sometimes they got the joke, sometimes they didn't. I always thought it was funny.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[WoodAbuser]

Good morning all.

 

[Bryan Newton]

Morning yall

 

[BrettL]

Good evening y'all

 

[Hedgerow]

Got this monster out and got it ready for its new owner...

Bye bye creamsickle,...

 

[JimBear]

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Got this monster out and got it ready for its new owner...

Bye bye creamsickle,...

Are you sending that down to Thomas ???

 

[Hedgerow]

Are you sending that down to Thomas ???

No...

But he would like it...

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Bryan Newton]

Morning gents

 

[Sawdust Man]

Morning everybody.

Morning Steve.
Any news on the insurance adjuster stuff yet?

 

[Workshop]

Morning Steve.
Any news on the insurance adjuster stuff yet?

Yesterday was primarily the meet and greet portion and to explain how the process works. He explained the coverage of the house, which we have about 170k coverage on, and how things are paid out. We also have over 100k coverage on contents and we have full replacement value of the contents. He will be back today to do a more in-depth analysis of the whole thing. Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible. The insurance seems to be taking care of everything. From cleanup, to a storage facility for all of our stuff, to demo and rebuilding.
Our house is a basic 3 bedroom ranch no basement. Sits on a foundation. Looking at the front of the house the front door is in the middle. To the right of the door is the three bedrooms and bathroom. Other than smoke and a little water damage everything looks fine.
To the left is the living room, kitchen, laundry room and den (these last two used to be the garage). The whole house is still standing but to the left of the door, between the fire and the fire dept, it’s all destroyed. Looks like a war zone.

 

[Semotony]

Yesterday was primarily the meet and greet portion and to explain how the process works. He explained the coverage of the house, which we have about 170k coverage on, and how things are paid out. We also have over 100k coverage on contents and we have full replacement value of the contents. He will be back today to do a more in-depth analysis of the whole thing. Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible. The insurance seems to be taking care of everything. From cleanup, to a storage facility for all of our stuff, to demo and rebuilding.
Our house is a basic 3 bedroom ranch no basement. Sits on a foundation. Looking at the front of the house the front door is in the middle. To the right of the door is the three bedrooms and bathroom. Other than smoke and a little water damage everything looks fine.
To the left is the living room, kitchen, laundry room and den (these last two used to be the garage). The whole house is still standing but to the left of the door, between the fire and the fire dept, it’s all destroyed. Looks like a war zone.

Fire dept trained kinda like Marines Search n destroy. Sounds like you and Goldie will end up with a better insulated place that won't be up for a paint job for quite a while. Prayers

 

[Sawdust Man]

Yesterday was primarily the meet and greet portion and to explain how the process works. He explained the coverage of the house, which we have about 170k coverage on, and how things are paid out. We also have over 100k coverage on contents and we have full replacement value of the contents. He will be back today to do a more in-depth analysis of the whole thing. Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible. The insurance seems to be taking care of everything. From cleanup, to a storage facility for all of our stuff, to demo and rebuilding.
Our house is a basic 3 bedroom ranch no basement. Sits on a foundation. Looking at the front of the house the front door is in the middle. To the right of the door is the three bedrooms and bathroom. Other than smoke and a little water damage everything looks fine.
To the left is the living room, kitchen, laundry room and den (these last two used to be the garage). The whole house is still standing but to the left of the door, between the fire and the fire dept, it’s all destroyed. Looks like a war zone.

Thanks for the update buddy.
Sorry y'all have to go through this, I really hope they do you right on the insurance claim.

 

[BrettL]

Good morning y'all

 

[Hinerman]

Yesterday was primarily the meet and greet portion and to explain how the process works. He explained the coverage of the house, which we have about 170k coverage on, and how things are paid out. We also have over 100k coverage on contents and we have full replacement value of the contents. He will be back today to do a more in-depth analysis of the whole thing. Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible. The insurance seems to be taking care of everything. From cleanup, to a storage facility for all of our stuff, to demo and rebuilding.
Our house is a basic 3 bedroom ranch no basement. Sits on a foundation. Looking at the front of the house the front door is in the middle. To the right of the door is the three bedrooms and bathroom. Other than smoke and a little water damage everything looks fine.
To the left is the living room, kitchen, laundry room and den (these last two used to be the garage). The whole house is still standing but to the left of the door, between the fire and the fire dept, it’s all destroyed. Looks like a war zone.

Do they know what caused the fire?

 

[JimBear]

Do they know what caused the fire?

It’s tucked in there

“Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible.”

 

[Semotony]

It’s tucked in there

“Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible.”

Skool learned me 3 things for fire: Fuel, Oxygen, Heat. Particular to each fire I DUNNO

 

[Workshop]

Yesterday was primarily the meet and greet portion and to explain how the process works. He explained the coverage of the house, which we have about 170k coverage on, and how things are paid out. We also have over 100k coverage on contents and we have full replacement value of the contents. He will be back today to do a more in-depth analysis of the whole thing. Another gentleman will be in Wednesday or Thursday to determine the cause, if possible. The insurance seems to be taking care of everything. From cleanup, to a storage facility for all of our stuff, to demo and rebuilding.
Our house is a basic 3 bedroom ranch no basement. Sits on a foundation. Looking at the front of the house the front door is in the middle. To the right of the door is the three bedrooms and bathroom. Other than smoke and a little water damage everything looks fine.
To the left is the living room, kitchen, laundry room and den (these last two used to be the garage). The whole house is still standing but to the left of the door, between the fire and the fire dept, it’s all destroyed. Looks like a war zone.

The gentleman that looks for the cause will be on site Wednesday morning. Curious to see what he finds.