progress on the shop has been steady but slow. a one man crew (me) isnt very speedy. i have most of the rest of the wiring done....a zillion outlets, two 100a subpanels, wiring for the mancave including kitchen and drinking fountain, washer dryer, on demand hot water heater, utility sink, the kitchen cabinets ordered and almost here (tons of bracing done for them on the walls), etc. and all the plumbing finished for the above things and the shower with two heads.
today fedex freight delivered the Port a Cool 3600 Hurricane. it was boxed up incredibly well and was sitting in a thick plastic pallet that was 12 inches high. we cut it apart tonite and darlene, a friend of ours and my daughter and i huffed and puffed and got it out of the box.
shipping weight was 367 pounds. i plugged it in and immediately knew why they called it the Hurricane. it started pretty smoothly pushing it self across the floor. we had to grab it to keep it from scooting across the garage...ha. it holds almost 70 gallons of water so it will get weighed down alot with 500 pounds of water in it.
it is bigger than i had thought even though i had seen pictures of it. as you can see from darlene and michele standing in front of it.
so much to do and so little time. good thing i dont have a job....ha
tom
2002 45'8" Newell Coach 608 Series 60 DDEC4/Allison World 6 Speed HD4000MH
that does look like it would have a big fan! I can hear your laughter after having to chase it down.
Steve & Patti, Bonnie and Tucker
1982 Newell 38' Classic, DD 6V92
cocktails for as many will fit in the site, dinner for as many can sit at the pick-nick table and sleeps 2 since I fixed the couch
Steve & Patti, Bonnie and Tucker
1982 Newell 38' Classic, DD 6V92
cocktails for as many will fit in the site, dinner for as many can sit at the pick-nick table and sleeps 2 since I fixed the couch
at 6 this morning my buddy dave came over with his tractor and he made a driveway pad for me to see what ramp slope i can get into the shop with. i amd many of my friends used trig and drawings etc to calculate the ramp height/slope i could have without hitting the trailer hitch backing up and to not high center on the exhaust pipe for the genny/aquahot.
dave just said get me some rock and lets make one till it works. no trig....
so i had 50 tons of 1/4 minus granite brought in and in and hour he had made a first pass ramp. i told him it was too steep and the hitch would drag and i would high center.
well.....as you can see, us engineers overenginered the math on this one. it didnt come close to hitting the hitch on the ramp and plenty of room as i backed all the way in.
so....for the first time, the newell is in the newell house. even plugged in.
still lots of room in there.
still have a lot of work to do.
tom
2002 45'8" Newell Coach 608 Series 60 DDEC4/Allison World 6 Speed HD4000MH