not so pros

[p61 western]

Its gone from -15 to -5 ,wind chill at -20!!

Sheesh warm and toasty

 

[Redfin]

It's only tree miles Paco

Till the next rest stop. Next road trip we take you gonna be on a no coffee diet old Man.

 

[dall]

Till the next rest stop. Next road trip we take you gonna be on a no coffee diet old Man.

i get grouchy without coffee lol

 

[Redfin]

i get grouchy without coffee lol

Rodidiney gets pretty grouchy when he has to piss every twenty miles.

 

[dall]

lol tell him to pull it out and tie it in a knot

 

[Redfin]

lol tell him to pull it out and tie it in a knot

There goes his head Dallas. Now you gave him the impression you think it be long enough.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

http://www.agrisupply.com/itasca-bar-and-chain-oil/p/16332/. We use that brand. One weight all year. Never had any trouble and it's cheap, like 42 bucks for 6 gallons.

Umm.. I drive by Agri Supply head quarters twice a day... stuff is up to 8.99/gallon and on a cool day here you best warm it in the truck on the way out. YMMV

 

[Coltont]

Umm.. I drive by Agri Supply head quarters twice a day... stuff is up to 8.99/gallon and on a cool day here you best warm it in the truck on the way out. YMMV

That's not where we buy it from just a link I used to show the brand.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

That's not where we buy it from just a link I used to show the brand.

Well it what and where I buy my motion lotion from!!

 

[hoskvarna]

Rodidiney gets pretty grouchy when he has to piss every twenty miles.

Need to make a travel cathader.
I need one!


Sent from Hoskvarna hills

 

[dall]

There goes his head Dallas. Now you gave him the impression you think it be long enough.

just going by what you said john lol

 

[huskihl]

just going by what you said john lol

Rodney's from PA. Ain't no way his pecker's long enough to tie in a knot.

 

[Coltont]

Rodney's from PA. Ain't no way his pecker's long enough to tie in a knot.

You got a spy cam?

 

[Redfin]

Alright you smart fellers. Gots a couple questions for you. Im going to use the below concrete stack to make a culvert and run a 6" pipe out the side to drain the runoff coming down my lane.

The tube is 37" long and I plan on standing it in the hole and pour a floor with some sackcrete. How far from the bottom should I poke the hole through?

Next question. Im going to fab a grate for the top. One side is from where I cut it off and the other is the original indented ring. Which side would be easier to fab a grate for?

 

[huskihl]

Alright you smart fellers. Gots a couple questions for you. Im going to use the below concrete stack to make a culvert and run a 6" pipe out the side to drain the runoff coming down my lane.

The tube is 37" long and I plan on standing it in the hole and pour a floor with some sackcrete. How far from the bottom should I poke the hole through?

Next question. Im going to fab a grate for the top. One side is from where I cut it off and the other is the original indented ring. Which side would be easier to fab a grate for?View attachment 45192View attachment 45193View attachment 45194

What type of soil do you have?
How far away from the house is this going?
I'd put stone in the bottom rather than concrete, unless it's close to the house and you don't want the added water right there.
When determining the distance up to your exit hole, think about how much or how little debris well get into it. The more you get inside, the more you'll have to clean it out. I'd think 12-18" would suffice

I'd try and surround it with drainstone to filter debris before it gets inside.

 

[czar800]

Alright you smart fellers. Gots a couple questions for you. Im going to use the below concrete stack to make a culvert and run a 6" pipe out the side to drain the runoff coming down my lane.

The tube is 37" long and I plan on standing it in the hole and pour a floor with some sackcrete. How far from the bottom should I poke the hole through?

Next question. Im going to fab a grate for the top. One side is from where I cut it off and the other is the original indented ring. Which side would be easier to fab a grate for?View attachment 45192View attachment 45193View attachment 45194

I really don't see much of a benefit keeping it very far off the floor. If you want to act like a trap I understand keeping it up.
The lay of the land and how far out the 6 inch would run to day light could be another good reason to keep it off the bottom.
As for the grate I don't see much difference either way for fabrication.

 

[Redfin]

Its going to be a couple hundred yards from the house. Soil is clay below topsoil. It will be at least 100 yrds to get to daylight if I set the drain at 24".

I have never done this so Im concerned at how deep to set the pipe. I dont want it to freeze and back up. 32" is our frost line.

 

[huskihl]

Its going to be a couple hundred yards from the house. Soil is clay below topsoil. It will be at least 100 yrds to get to daylight if I set the drain at 24".

I have never done this so Im concerned at how deep to set the pipe. I dont want it to freeze and back up. 32" is our frost line.

If the line has fall, it shouldn't freeze being that deep. If frost goes that deep, the water in the sump will already be frozen.

 

[Redfin]

Im cuttin it at 12" now.

 

[Redfin]

It aint pretty but Im sure a blind man would be happy to see it.