Not So Pro 3

[farminkarman]

Jonathan created an air tank....

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Fill one of those tanks with kerosene and you could make a nice flamethrower

 

[Mastermind]

Fill one of those tanks with kerosene and you could make a nice flamethrower

Now that sounds sketchy.

 

[timg]

Jonathan created an air tank....

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Do your son//step son a favor and run that bish over with that John Deere of yours.
Good choice on shingles instead of metal Mr. Monkey. Rooftop delivery I hope LOL.

 

[stihl livin]

Now that sounds sketchy.

pussy

 

[Stump Shot]

Pussies.

Grease finger!

 

[Mastermind]

Do your son//step son a favor and run that bish over with that John Deere of yours.
Good choice on shingles instead of metal Mr. Monkey. Rooftop delivery I hope LOL.

Naw. We gonna use the hell out of that mfer. Jonathon is my grandson by the way.

Grease finger!

Uncalled for !!!!!

 

[Mastermind]

Looks like Friday is hay cutting day.

 

[Stump Shot]

Uncalled for !!!!!

Bee Bopper then. Lol

 

[Lnk]

Do your son//step son a favor and run that bish over with that John Deere of yours.
Good choice on shingles instead of metal Mr. Monkey. Rooftop delivery I hope LOL.

Why are shingles a better choice? Just curious, not arguing!

 

[Dub11]

@shadco Wayne said vacuum tube, be the smoothest, warmest sounding press in Kansas right?

Far from it. I'm usually slamming 30pt paper through it. Loud as hell.

Naw. We gonna use the hell out of that mfer. Jonathon is my grandson by the way.



Uncalled for !!!!!

Put a wall or 2 between ya.

 

[Lnk]

Looks like Friday is hay cutting day.

Might be here too, will decide later in the week.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Far from it. I'm usually slamming 30pt paper through it. Loud as hell.



Put a wall or 2 between ya.

It's a "sit around puffing happy smokes marvelling in how good your high end stereo amplifier sounds" gag bro.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Do your son//step son a favor and run that bish over with that John Deere of yours.
Good choice on shingles instead of metal Mr. Monkey. Rooftop delivery I hope LOL.

Welding the bridge handle was the risk. The pipe fittings are fine imho. Now it's done, might as well use it to store air.

 

[Dub11]

It's a "sit around puffing happy smokes marvelling in how good your high end stereo amplifier sounds" gag bro.

Well if you try to listen to AM radio with the press on you're sol.

 

[Lnk]

Far from it. I'm usually slamming 30pt paper through it. Loud as hell.



Put a wall or 2 between ya.

What kind of press? Just curious, litho?

 

[hoskvarna]

Looks like Friday is hay cutting day.

Ours is ft tall and headed out on the grasses
Clover and alfalfa isn’t much taller
Not gonna be a good first cuttin [emoji2959]


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[hoskvarna]

Why are shingles a better choice? Just curious, not arguing!

I like my steel [emoji106]


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[Lnk]

I like my steel [emoji106]


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I do too, I especially like laying it on the roof. The secret is to predrill the wholes in the stack, on the top of the ribs. That way all your screws line up on the roof, and the screws are where the water spends the least amount of time. But I am always willing to learn from others.

Larry

 

[Mastermind]

Put a wall or 2 between ya.

Why? Propane tanks are rated to 200psi. The brass fittings are even higher.

Welding the bridge handle was the risk. The pipe fittings are fine imho. Now it's done, might as well use it to store air.

Neither of these tanks have had propane in them for years. One has been used for an air tank already. The other one had the safety valve so it had to be removed and defeated. No propane in it after that for sure.

Ours is ft tall and headed out on the grasses
Clover and alfalfa isn’t much taller
Not gonna be a good first cuttin [emoji2959]


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That makes me sad.

Our grass is crazy this year. Best I can remember.

I do too, I especially like laying it on the roof. The secret is to predrill the wholes in the stack, on the top of the ribs. That way all your screws line up on the roof, and the screws are where the water spends the least amount of time. But I am always willing to learn from others.

Larry

That is the best way. Tough to keep it straight though if the screws push the ribs down and cause the sheet to get wider.

 

[Dub11]

What kind of press? Just curious, litho?

Mine is a Maxon sheeter with a homemade lamination unit. The other 2 are the same way but with Marquip sheeters. The print side is running Komori presses. 3 40 inch 6 color UV. 1 29" 6 color.