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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
We also have an electrician coming today and a guy replacing our pool pump motor. And I still have to plant most of my vegetables. It is never ending.
i had to do the pool pump last year
and the polaris pump the year before
pool maintenance is endless
my pool light went out, i dont want to bother
but i do miss it
i think they have to half drain the pool though to fix it
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Getting an estimate today to have a Bradford Pear cut down in our front yard. Probably the absolute worst tree on the planet.
they break so easily in storms too
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96583UP wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Getting an estimate today to have a Bradford Pear cut down in our front yard. Probably the absolute worst tree on the planet.
they break so easily in storms too
Yeah ours had a big branch break during the last hurricane. So our expenses in the past week:
Pool re-lined New pool pump motor New timer/kill switch for pool pump New pool light Tree getting cut down New complete breaker panel replacement for the house Fill up a 30,000+ gallon pool. (We should get half of that first back from the water company)
Home ownership is a blast
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
96583UP wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Getting an estimate today to have a Bradford Pear cut down in our front yard. Probably the absolute worst tree on the planet.
they break so easily in storms too
Yeah ours had a big branch break during the last hurricane. So our expenses in the past week:
Pool re-lined New pool pump motor New timer/kill switch for pool pump New pool light Tree getting cut down New complete breaker panel replacement for the house Fill up a 30,000+ gallon pool. (We should get half of that first back from the water company)
Home ownership is a blast
fak - i had to replace a breaker panel once. not cheap
took my car in for service today and gonna have like $2K in repairs. replacing front struts was the big thing
car ownership is a blast too
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
96583UP wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Getting an estimate today to have a Bradford Pear cut down in our front yard. Probably the absolute worst tree on the planet.
they break so easily in storms too
Yeah ours had a big branch break during the last hurricane. So our expenses in the past week:
Pool re-lined New pool pump motor New timer/kill switch for pool pump New pool light Tree getting cut down New complete breaker panel replacement for the house Fill up a 30,000+ gallon pool. (We should get half of that first back from the water company)
Home ownership is a blast
The tree is coming down Thursday. Add a new relay box to our irrigation system, and we’re at about 12k. Guess i can’t buy bammer’s drum kit now
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
96583UP wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Getting an estimate today to have a Bradford Pear cut down in our front yard. Probably the absolute worst tree on the planet.
they break so easily in storms too
Yeah ours had a big branch break during the last hurricane. So our expenses in the past week:
Pool re-lined New pool pump motor New timer/kill switch for pool pump New pool light Tree getting cut down New complete breaker panel replacement for the house Fill up a 30,000+ gallon pool. (We should get half of that first back from the water company)
Home ownership is a blast
The tree is coming down Thursday. Add a new relay box to our irrigation system, and we’re at about 12k. Guess i can’t buy bammer’s drum kit now
how have you found your irrigation system? worthwhile?
we have a system in the ground but never used it bc looked broken and i didnt want to test it / repair. then as i did various new projects we just ripped out plastic tubing as we came across it. but we still have the core plumbing setup in place. at some point down the road i might explore re-doing it, esp now that i have all these arborvitae i want to keep watered in the hot part of summer
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So we have an irrigation system that gets water from a well. The whole neighborhood does. But the houses are all on city water. So it’s free irrigation and worth it. If it wasn’t free I’m not sure we’d have as lush of a garden lol. Over the years I’ve learned how to fix broken pipes in the ground, change and repair sprinkler heads, etc. but when it comes to the pump and electrical, we need to call someone. My wife has become a wizard adjusting the sprinklers distance and target areas.
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So we have an irrigation system that gets water from a well. The whole neighborhood does. But the houses are all on city water. So it’s free irrigation and worth it. If it wasn’t free I’m not sure we’d have as lush of a garden lol. Over the years I’ve learned how to fix broken pipes in the ground, change and repair sprinkler heads, etc. but when it comes to the pump and electrical, we need to call someone. My wife has become a wizard adjusting the sprinklers distance and target areas.
Joined: Sun September 15, 2013 5:50 am Posts: 22294
nice
free waters
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