Search:

Type: Posts; User: chrisjbell

Page 1 of 12 1 2 3 4

Search: Search took 0.00 seconds; generated 27 minute(s) ago.

  1. Replies
    13
    Views
    5,537

    Re: You really should get one of these.....

    If only I had smooth enough ground that I could use my lawn tractor on my pastures.... /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif

    I have to stick to my rotary cutter. I could use a flail mower once...
  2. Replies
    17
    Views
    3,443

    Re: Something in the attic...

    </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr />
    Sure sounds like chipmunks to me.

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Sure looked like a dead rat to me when I pulled the trap out...
  3. Replies
    11
    Views
    2,982

    Re: TBN IS GONE!!! Will it renew it\'s domain?

    </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr />
    I still can't access it, something I am doing wrong?

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Try hitting &lt;shift&gt; and your refresh (reload) button at the...
  4. Replies
    17
    Views
    3,443

    Re: Something in the attic...

    Fortunately, it wasn't anything too awfully creepy.

    You were right, Bird, it was rat(s). I put one of the traditional wooden snap-traps up there (baited it with cheese, BTW) and got me a rat. I've...
  5. Replies
    17
    Views
    3,443

    Re: Something in the attic...

    Well, thanks for the replys folks. I was chatting with one of my neighbors today and he told me that they've been having real problems with rats in the attic lately. He strongly recommended traps -...
  6. Replies
    17
    Views
    3,443

    Something in the attic...

    I was up in the attic today running a new cable and found something that I didn't expect. One of the issues I have at my house is that it is wood siding and we have woodpeckers. I have yet to find a...
  7. Replies
    3
    Views
    1,596

    Re: dual driver drill

    Consumer Reports just did an evaluation of drills. They looked at the dual head one and gave it a thumbs down. I don't remember the details, but do remember thinking that what they said about it made...
  8. Thread: Trash-Toter

    by chrisjbell
    Replies
    6
    Views
    2,276

    Re: Trash-Toter

    You guys *are* lucky. I pay $29 / month for trash pickup, but I have to haul the can to the bottom of the drive. If I forget - well, too bad for me. I suppose the "good news" is that the can is big...
  9. Thread: Trash-Toter

    by chrisjbell
    Replies
    6
    Views
    2,276

    Re: Trash-Toter

    Yup, they have one. I've seen a couple and think about 'em once in a while, but my driveway is only 250' so it isn't that big of a deal for me to haul it down by hand or by tractor. Here's one of...
  10. Replies
    15
    Views
    5,520

    Re: Any use for a push mower?

    I'd keep it. I don't use mine often, but it does come in handy. Right now I'm using it to mow an area that I recently seeded - until the grass is fairly mature it is better to keep the heavy lawn...
  11. Replies
    32
    Views
    9,746

    Re: How many people use Tax Software

    Turbo Tax is a good program and will work fine for most returns. I'm pretty comfortable with computers but I still use a person (I agree - not the tax guy in the box). I hope to never be audited, but...
  12. Replies
    46
    Views
    9,339

    Re: Propane or electric heat pump

    Well Pat, I sure wish I could find someone who knows this stuff like you do. We have to replace our central air conditioner (the heater inside is fine, but there is discussion about doing it as well)...
  13. Replies
    16
    Views
    4,206

    Re: wood stove - bang for the buck

    I have a Buck wood stove in my house. I didn't choose it so I have absolutely no attachment to the brand, but it works great. My house is about 2400sqft and it puts out plenty of heat and I can warm...
  14. Replies
    7
    Views
    1,666

    Re: New waterer install...maybe this weekend.

    <font color="blue"> Lowe's or Home Despot (OOPS I MEAN DEPOT.)
    </font color>

    I thought it was "Home DEPOSIT" /forums/images/icons/smirk.gif

    I try to avoid those places - especially for...
  15. Replies
    9
    Views
    1,828

    Re: Chicken yards always dirt?

    The chicken tractor idea is a really good one, but I made a mistake when I tried to build one. I followed a plan I found online, but I didn't follow it exactly. My error was that I built it...
  16. Replies
    27
    Views
    4,841

    Re: Critter trapped in the walls

    <font color="blue"> I've had gremlinss swipe or move stuff around in my shop lots of times. </font color>

    Me, too. I'm pretty sure they are related to the critters that either steal all of my...
  17. Replies
    9
    Views
    3,134

    Re: computer games

    Egon, you're absolutely right about the importance of taking a typing course. With backwards hindsight I know that one of the more valuable things I learned in high school was "touch typing", or I...
  18. Re: Ground sterilizing herbicide safe around trees

    Pat is right - I've killed more than one tree spraying Roundup around the base. Part of the problem I have is that many of my trees put up shoots (sometimes a ways from the trunk) that absorb the...
  19. Replies
    14
    Views
    6,130

    Re: Where to buy bulk herbicide

    Roundup (glysophate) does a fine job killing plants. It doesn't prevent things from growing. There are some mixtures that will both kill and prevent, but they are not (as far as I know) available to...
  20. Thread: New Guy!

    by chrisjbell
    Replies
    8
    Views
    1,585

    Re: New Guy!

    Well, at least I don't have to figure out what a "slasher" is /forums/images/icons/grin.gif.

    Low to mid 50s - brrrrr! We're still enjoying (unseasonal) mid 70s (that would be 22C - 23C). The...
  21. Replies
    3
    Views
    1,017

    Re: Thank You, Veterans!

    Thank you, sir! /forums/images/icons/grin.gif

    Glad you're back home, too.
  22. Thread: Spider Bite

    by chrisjbell
    Replies
    20
    Views
    4,870

    Re: Spider Bite

    I have lots of black widows (BWs) where I live. I know when I'm getting near one when I find the web. It is really amazing how much stronger the BW strands are than other spider webs. They make an...
  23. Replies
    46
    Views
    9,339

    Re: Propane or electric heat pump

    I'm (as usual) chiming in kind of late... /forums/images/icons/blush.gif

    Heat pumps are great until you hit temps below about 40ish (as mentioned in some of the other posts). I don't know what...
  24. Replies
    11
    Views
    110,867

    Re: operating a box scraper

    Bird's (hi there!) reply is probably as good and concise an explaination as you'll find but if you don't know about TBN it is a sister site to this one and has more opinions about everything than...
  25. Replies
    9
    Views
    2,103

    Re: kid & wood? tool\'s?

    Getting him started on woodworking is a great idea. Hand tools are the way to begin, especially since it sounds like he'll be learning as he goes. But power tools really make a big difference in how...
Results 1 to 25 of 285
Page 1 of 12 1 2 3 4