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Yes, this is what my son told me too. Humidor level. 60% is supposedly ideal. "Do the seams split because of the wood changing dimension or the finish not being able to shrink/expand?" Not sure, but maybe a combination of both. Agree air movement will need to occur. Thank you for your...

I was planning on running a humidifier but I don't know how the temp/humidity relationship could cause mold from condensation in the walls. From what I've read mold isn't an issue at this temperature and humidity combination. I was referencing this chart I found online. not sure how this effects...

Does anyone here have experience with the relationship between temperature and humidity and it's effects on the framing of a structure? I'm aware of the basic understanding of the condensation on the windows we get when temps drop outside and relative humidity needs to lower to avoid...

Interesting thing. I have a friend who has a dealership and he told me that they are making more money than ever and NOT up-charging over MSRP like some dealerships are. They are simply getting Sticker price which they usually don't get and aren't paying any interest on vehicles sitting on...

Interesting...

Does data effect the cell signal for making a call? Maybe I'm not informed enough but I thought 3G, 4G and 5G were all about data??

I've noticed auto dealerships starting to gain inventory steadily. I am seeing some "market adjustments" being dropped on vehicles as well. That's a sign of inventory increases. I have a project next year and was told water treatment system was about 12-14 months out and so I ordered last...

exactly my experience around Florence. Most in my family has experienced the same thing. In fact some moved form AT&T to verizon for better coverage and now it's back to where it was when they were on AT&T. I tried calling verizon to report and they couldn't get it through their thick skull I...

Well there you have it.

Yes. I can share some interesting ideas on center shock with you both at our lunch. My guy likes almost zero preload on that shock. That goes against most if not all the manufacturers but the results are impressive when he sets up the sled the way he thinks is best. Noticeable difference.

Until you need it in case of emergency. Been there done that. We can always turn it off but it’s nice to have it if necessary.

I follow the instructions except for changing limiter strap. I bring my sleds to a guy who specializes in suspension setup and let him set the strap where he needs to in order to get the desired settings. So strap is set for suspension purposes and not necessarily for snow trackers. Main thing...

I was with Verizon due to their better coverage. I have seen it get much worse in the last couple years. It might be limited to my immediate area but myself and the rest of my relatives in the same area have all seen the same thing. Was better 5-10 years ago. Not sure what happened. I even...

Well that's helpful info. I did not realize there were different types of metal roofs so thank you.

Keep an eye out for leaks going forward. A friend of mine had the same rubber washers, but with time and sun the rubber dried out and allowed water to start leaking inside.

I held off too. No way I was going to pay 50% or even 100% more for materials. Wanted to wait until we came back to somewhat normal prices. Looks like we should be good to go soon...hopefully.

Good info. Never thought about how slick the roof can get. I'm not experienced at all with metal roofs. Does yours have screws? I've heard about some that have screws and they tend to leak unless you go up and caulk all of the screw heads. I'm assuming there are different kinds of metal roofs??

I was all set to go last winter/spring but then material prices went nuts and so I didn't want to overpay. I paused on the architect redrawing the larger design. Just started talking to the architect again and should have plans within the next month or so. I'm taking my time on this one. I've...

I would like to resurrect an old thread here. Can I get some opinions, pro's and con's of metal roofs versus shingles? I will have a 5/12 pitch roof. Part of me doesn't want to spend the money for the metal roof and just put on some shingles and replace when needed. The other part of me wants...

1983 Yamaha SS440. I don't currently have the same exact sled but I had one restored and looks brand new. Can't wait to ride it this winter!