What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2019]

[81cutlass]

This trailer was thirsty. 2 coats in most places and used an entire quart. Got the trailer on the the wheels and the boards will go on tomorrow.

 

[Injectedcutty]

Mowed the yard with the Cub Cadet. It looks like the valve cover gasket w/ RTV repair did the trick as it's not leaking oil onto the muffler and smoking like crazy!

 

[DRIVEN]

Trailer looks really good. I'm a little concerned about that that stubby tongue though. Watch your bumper in the turns, especially backing up.

 

[mclellan83]

So the slippery slope continues, got the vanity together so that the granite guys can come today and get the final dimensions for the vanity and kitchen countertops. Figured after following the most basic instructions you will get that I wanted to see the vessel on

 

[DRIVEN]

Been busy with the house. House wrap, roofing underlayment, windows, and doors are on/in. About halfway through the electrical and have the topside of the waste plumbing/vents in. Installed our giant bathtub and came to the conclusion that I'll have to run two water heaters. You can see some of the siding that got delivered this week sitting on what will someday be the yard. Lots of work left!View attachment 112306View attachment 112307View attachment 112308

 

[81cutlass]

Trailer looks really good. I'm a little concerned about that that stubby tongue though. Watch your bumper in the turns, especially backing up.

Thanks!

Yeah it ended up a bit short on the tongue. I should be able to turn 45 degrees or so since my Rainier will be the main tow rig and its pretty narrow. Maybe should have moved the deck back 6" but overall it looks right where it is.

 

[Turbolq4]

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Looks largely the same from the outside. Pretty much done with the plumbing rough, electrical is getting close too. Going to drop the well pump here in a bit, chase a plumbing leak, do a little siding, and roofing steel shows up today. HVAC is becoming the main priority soon.



No. And. Then!!!!!

Some random pick of a storm we had

 

[Turbolq4]

Put up a little siding. Got most of the truss ends on this side of the house trimmed for fascia. Fixed 90% of the plumbing system leak. Roofing showed up, got a jig built so i can get it positioned and actually on the roof without kinking it up. Pumped some water out of the crawl space from our last ugly storm. Relatively productive day.

 

[fleming442]

Standing seam metal, I presume..

 

[Turbolq4]

Standing seam metal, I presume..

Nah, that's too fancy/expensive. The profile of the stuff I got is pro panel. Even then it was over 10k in materials.