I don't remember the walk in being very far.........duno. As someone else said the wood
sidewalk going in is surrounded by kinda marsh land. I also thought it was hot spring overflow
type area.I'm sure any bear's wouldn't like the sulfer smell and all of the foot traffic . One bear
incident...
I assume the buffalo pic's are from by the hot spring's? I have afew pic's
somewhere of a bull scratching his chin on the front signal light of the truck
I was driving. Awsome country north of ft nelson.
So, you made your own rubber washer's? If I understand, you drilled the hole for the OD of the 1" closed nipple
then held the reducer on the inside,threaded 1/2 of the closed nipple into the reducer and the other half into the
ball valve? that made the "sandwich".
With the gadget you posted the pic of, yes the way to do it would be drop the main piece in the barrel
and by whatever means get the threaded shaft through the hole, then nut in outside. I assume they
are npt thread's so any valve of the correct size would thread onto the stub sticking out.
No...
Yes. the barrel has a sealed top with a 4" removable bung.It will be a bugger to get a nut
of some sort on the inside I know, but I think it can be done.IE- drop ratchet in barrel
and use a 3' x 1/2" black pipe on ratchet handle.
Does anyone know if the ABS glue idea would work?
As per title, my uncle has a plastic 45 G rain barrel he takes down to the lake
to fill with water for garden,Im trying to come up with a way for him to drain it
without tipping it over everytime.
Idea 1
Would ABS glue bond a abs fitting to the plastic? I was thinking of drilling a 1 1/2"...
On the new's tonight it said Bonnyville wasn't a "approved" evac centre, so that's why Alberta dissaster services
and red cross wouldn't help with funding goods for the evac's that are there. BUT today someone declared it "approved"
so, Bonnyville is supposed to get "help" now.
In order for that math to work there would have to be 70,000 adults and almost 27,000 minor's.
I thought Ft. mac pop was about 80k not 100?
At least after 11 day's or whatever, they are doing something. Not a good job IMO, but something is better
than nothing.
The cost of the Fort McMurray fire - CBC News | The National
Ceo of Canada red cross at a celebration of red cross day along with a hundred of employee's (maybe some are volunteer's?) on the hill.
Good thing the largest dissaster in modern canadian times isn't going on at the moment...
The National tonight said $60 million so far from Canadian's.That # does not
include prov and fed promised fund's.(matching donation's)
Red Cross is supposed to release a action plan of some sort tomorrow.
I had previously thought in a major situation like this red cross would send
half a dozen...
I emailed the edmonton journal,Lloydminster new's cap new's, and the merridian booster
asking if they could do a story on what the red cross has accomplished since this dissaster
started.Not what they are planning do do, but what has been done so far besides making list's.
IE.
How many ton's of...
Sound's like you've got alot of hour's into it already, but sometimes wire by wire is the only
way to find the one that is giving you the problem.PITA, but good luck.
Your ignition switch harness should have
2 yellow's that are both constant 12V
2- grey/yellow stripe that are IGN 2 ,only live in run position.
1- red/light green stripe that is IGN 1 , live in run position and during crank ( if this wire is not 12v during crank you will NOT have spark)
You...
Elysia Dempsey with the Red Cross.
Dempsey says donating goods is a great thought, but dealing with things like transportation and distribution makes the process far too complicated and expensive.
“Making a financial donation allows us to identify what those needs are and then appropriately...
After 6 day's I would like to know where the red cross is? Are they in charge of the
main collection point in Edmonton? If not, who is deciding what goes where and when?
I have searched pages and pages of the red cross site, and all I can find is info of the slave
lake fire.
If they are the...
Agree 100%,There is alot of working class good people that took time, alot of
effort to get a truck and trailer, make sign's and pay out of their own pocket for
fuel and expenses to ship supplies to wherever they are needed for these now homeless
Ft. mac people.
All walmart had to do was sit...