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I moved over more TVs on Saturday. Removing the chassis sure does lighten the load!
We rented a moving truck Sunday and finally moved the furniture and big consoles. We had amazing weather in the 60s both days. About 30 degrees above normal! It's going to take a while to figure out where to put everything. 2017-02-20_02-05-42 There's still lots to do at the old place too. Like breakdown my old workshop and move the rest of the small stuff like dishes and books. |
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T'was 65 on Sunday up here. The kind of weather you can't pay for this time of year, but often wish you could. I changed the thermostat/housing on my GMC Saturday so that when it gets cold again the heater should work. Looks like your making good progress.
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Was u until midnight clearing the last of my stuff from the old place. The attic was a real back breaker.
I had been stashing spare parts chassis, power transformers, test equipment etc up there for years. Got a lot of stuff to sort out at the new place now. This is just a taste. It's going to be a while before I'm back to working on anything, \ Last edited by bandersen; 03-02-2017 at 09:04 AM. |
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One thing I always try to do before a fast move* (if I know it is coming in advance) is to lump as much stuff as I can into a "won't miss it" category then bring it to a swapmeet or two and unload it...Cuts down the main move work a bit.
*I've had slow ones where my house was for sale and I was living in an apartment in another state part time.
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The old home, Bob was living in, must really be old. I never saw brick work the high at the roof line. They probably did it to have a ceiling in the attic.
They referred to that brick, in Milwaukee as "Cream City" brick. Still a lot of it around! |
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Yeah, the ARCI/6m club swap meet is well worth attending ....Heck, it was better than ARCI's Radiofest meet a couple of years back when they tried to hold it at that rundown/cramped Day's Inn.
A good bit of cream city brick made it to Chicago...First house I lived in had one small outside wall of it joining the garage to the house. It was some of the newest brick of that type I've seen as my old house was built in the 40's.
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I've heard it referred to as 'pink' brick around here. Reclaimed old brick sells for a quite bit. http://www.bricks-tiles.com/Chicago.htm |
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