Search results

I don’t think foam is needed anymore. They have house wrap now that has air gaps to allow moisture to dry and prevent rot.

don't forget the spray foam. that is the key to the whole thing. keep the critters out and heat in. that will be money well spent. can anyone speak to the radiator towel racks? the look good, just wondering how well they work

I should be done in the spring. You should definitely do radiant in basement floor. it is an awesome heat for that space. nothing will go wrong with those pipes in your lifetime. if you go with radiators run one to the master bath upstairs.

I am redoing a home in the Helderberg's. It is to much of a challenge to run duct work, so i went with a combination of heat systems. The first floor will be heated by a propane boiler and Runtal radiators. The radiators are pricy but are light years better then those fin systems. I am convinced...

Spring tension is the best part. when they hand you that saucer it lifts you right off the ground. the ride up can get taxing on the legs. especially at hickory. the upper lift is steep in spots, i have been known to space out on the ride up. once your skis leave the track you are toast. just...

the state should stop being ball busters and sign off on those lifts. they are surface lifts,. if and when they break you just let go and ski to the other one. i have done it to many times to count. What the hell are their concerns? no one will be falling out of the sky.

They need to work on there ski report. 3 inches of new and primary surface of machine groomed. They are under selling.

Bad luck comes in 3’s if you believe in that shit.

Looks like I will never ski Stowe again. Which is a bummer. The experience sounds awful.

my father swore by brandy to fight the virus. cheers

the impending storm is reason enough to bring this thread back around. drinking will help ease the depression caused by this storm. had buffalo trace bourbon at a party last weekend. very smooth. what will you be drinking this weekend?

i bought the black diamond patrol glove a few years ago. very warm. down side, it is thick. I am still drying to break it in. disclaimer .... I only wear it ski which is only 5-10 times a year, so it is taking time to break in. best glove i have ever owned.

smart. i have gotten into some unpleasant(steep) shit there by following someone else's tracks.

we are sooooooooooooooooo lucky it snowed in the mountains. I just clean an inch of puke off my driveway.

always see some really good skiers at hunter. west side is top notch. always amazed when buses show up midweek at hunter.

Let’s not be stupid. heed this warning . I did

hope it ran better then my brothers tr6. great looking car but would not run

i was at this show. good time as i recall

my uncle had one. never ran well. always needed a tow. I agree though, very sharp looking. I had a 1985 mustang GT with T tops. was a total rocket ship. didn't handle very well but was fast.