Less running, more pie.Hey roffl. Oh look, another crappy weather day ffs. I got outside before sunrise and ran 8ish miles on hills in the rain and snow. The roads were a little slick, but they are going to get a lot worse today so I am glad I got out early.
My red blood, hemoglobin, ferritin, and iron were all low, so my doc changed my acid reflux drugs three months ago and told me to get my blood tested again to see if the change helped. All of those numbers have gotten worse. jhfc. I'll probably need to see a hematologist now.
Do you add stabilizer to the fuel?Body aches are residing, congestion and headaches are still holding on, omnicron bought now at 14 days.
In other news,
All of my fuel cans finally showed up, now to load them all up and run down to the gas station and fill them with non ethanol premium. I will now have 60 gallons of fuel set aside for possible power outages next to the new generator and transfer switch.
If you were wondering, idiots around here seem to hoard everything when the slightest hint of bad news hits the TV screen.
no need, VP fuels sells a true ethanol free premium at the pump here still in oregon. Has a 5 year shelf life.Do you add stabilizer to the fuel?
All of my fuel cans finally showed up, .....I will now have 60 gallons of fuel set aside for possible power outages next to the new generator and transfer switch.
If you were wondering, idiots around here seem to hoard everything
"i'm not crazy, i use an approved recepticle"I am referring to the mental midgets that will fill trash bags with gas and pump fuel into pickup beds in a mad dash before the impending 1/2" of snow or ice.
None of it will either stay in the cans that long either, just for the few possible months that a generator would be needed. Then they go in the coach to be used on the bikes when Boondocked.Do you add stabilizer to the fuel?
Where do you boondock in a 145' motorhome?
It was 50 yards viz and freezing fog all day yesterday. Perfect bluebird skies today. Everything still covered in ice crystals but slowly melting as it warms up.trash day.
went outside into a heavy frozen fog, I couldn't even see the top of the hill where @6thElement lives.
roads may be slippery, watch yo self out there.
Toto Washlet. Thank me later
Question of the day, do I replace the toilet with an assisted flush, or regular gravity fed? Admittedly, I have fathered some absolute porcelain leviathans, but seldom have issues with them clogging things up.
Already in the plans my friend. Well, the Toto washlet toilet seat that is. This tush deserves to be pampered.Toto Washlet. Thank me later
(The only special thing you need is 120V power nearby.)
There's no substitute for that particular sense of cleanlinessAlready in the plans my friend. Well, the Toto washlet toilet seat that is. This tush deserves to be pampered.
Class A Coaches are built with the same framing and construction and gross vehicle weights as commercial trucks and busses such as airbrakes, suspension, engine brakes, and commercial transmissions and are designed as a 400 hp+ diesel pusher whereas motorhomes are built with RV standards on 1 ton truck/van chassis and are typically powered with standard forward gas and diesel powerplants such as class B and C RV's.
The medium duty chassis could be considered class A in some circumstances depending on the length and weight but still would be considered a motorhome due to the frame and drivetrain. Those medium duty rigs typically use electric over hydraulic brake and still use standard engines and drivetrains found in pickups.There's more grey area than that, no? Like high-GVWR F-53 chassis models with 22.5" rolling stock, etc.
Class A Coaches are built with the same framing and construction and gross vehicle weights as commercial trucks and busses such as airbrakes, suspension, engine brakes, and commercial transmissions and are designed as a 400 hp+ diesel pusher whereas motorhomes are built with RV standards on 1 ton truck/van chassis and are typically powered with standard forward gas and diesel powerplants such as class B and C RV's.
What about a front engine Bluebird Wanderlodge?The medium duty chassis could be considered class A in some circumstances depending on the length and weight but still would be considered a motorhome due to the frame and drivetrain. Those medium duty rigs typically use electric over hydraulic brake and still use standard engines and drivetrains found in pickups.
Got a text last night from the state last night telling us our "child is now eligible for a booster".