Tried submitting the Xcel rebate this morning, had to hunt for most of the information as I didn't get it from the contractor. So not sure if it will go through as submitted. I also need a new invoice from the contractor which breaks out the equipment cost so I can claim the fed and state costs at filing time I guess. Ho hum.Fed: 30% of equipment cost credit nominally but also capped at $2k so not super helpful for actual project costs.
CO: 10% credit and also the state component of sales tax waived. Your contractor has to play nicely for the sales tax bit, though, not automatic.
Utility/city level: assuming you’re on Xcel then $2,200 towards a cold climate heat pump (whether ducted or mini split). $600 extra if you air seal or insulate more within 6 mo of heat pump.
Golden: $300/head for cold climate mini splits up to $1,200 total. Alternately $1,200 towards a whole house ducted cold climate but only if your house is all electric already—can’t have a NG boiler or furnace hanging out.
Sustainability Rebates
www.cityofgolden.gov
All this work and then move? Damn, son...Tried submitting the Xcel rebate this morning, had to hunt for most of the information as I didn't get it from the contractor. So not sure if it will go through as submitted. I also need a new invoice from the contractor which breaks out the equipment cost so I can claim the fed and state costs at filing time I guess. Ho hum.
Hot sunny days we have to have the insulated blinds down on the "view" side of the house from mid-morning and I was using reflectix type material on the front door and second bathroom which all face west. Otherwise, the house would be 80F - not good from a having people view and buy perspectiveAll this work and then move? Damn, son...
I rode to the point of the bike leaning against tree photo, so up the first 6 or 8 wooden + rock step things. Takes a solid anaerobic effort + the bike helping, of course. Then mostly pushing the bike to the actual top, then awkwardly riding and bouncing off rocks from there, as one doesI'm guessing on a moped you can easily get up all those middle "steps" above Zorro?
yup, legit Curt hitch.Do you have a 2 inch hitch on your Toyota?
Nice.yup, legit Curt hitch.
We occasionally move our road bikes on our 1up with the fatty extensions. Just have to ensure the arms are tightyeah, that's a 2" Super Duty but of the pre-revision generation. since I put the wide spindle kit to clear fenders and the like the bikes can shift laterally in their little cage, which is a bit unnerving.
I have never, ever, once, cleaned all of those steps.I'm guessing on a moped you can easily get up all those middle "steps" above Zorro?
I believe I cleaned it once before the concrete nonsense was poured. But that would have been in the mid-90's and my rememberer really isn't that good.I have never, ever, once, cleaned all of those steps.
Some? sure, often. Most? once or twice. but F me, that section is exhausting and difficult.
and then you are on the 45 degree angle shale-bits section right after that that just loves to kick your bike sideways and make one flail around like an idiotI have never, ever, once, cleaned all of those steps.
Some? sure, often. Most? once or twice. but F me, that section is exhausting and difficult.
Yup - ride the bottom and bash the everliving shit out of your cranks, or try to ride the 45° polished shale/sandstone and flail.and then you are on the 45 degree angle shale-bits section right after that that just loves to kick your bike sideways and make one flail around like an idiot
In!we should have a group ride there. and hit all of the Optional Rox
I've seen one person do it once, years ago. Early 2000's. Was most impressive.I have never, ever, once, cleaned all of those steps.
Some? sure, often. Most? once or twice. but F me, that section is exhausting and difficult.
I am missing the length to the 2nd row for the ID.Buzz but these are the data that I have. Thatched areas on ID.Buzz scribble represent that they’re folded above the floor as in the second from last photo.related: Cargo area dimensions
51.5” width behind the wheelwells, but the door width is 49”.
41.5” width at wheelwells extending all the way up to the second row
48.5” depth to floor level at second row chairs with a folded third row seat. 21.5” depth at floor level to back of third row, but 14” or so at the level of the top of the third row seatback
About 10. Anticipating being moderate trafficWhat time are you leaving tomorrow? Trying to decide which route to be traffic
Probably 4:50ish I rolled through Tab. Home by 6:20. Only became traffic after merging on to 70 after empire.About 10. Anticipating being moderate traffic