Sorry Chris, hope you heal fast.So basically the good news is the scar tissue that has surrounded my stomach and esophagus is finally breaking up. The reason it’s causing pain in this case is the scar tissue basically attached itself to my stomach, which is also shrinking in size somewhat due to the dietary restrictions, coincidentally caused by… the aforementioned scar tissue.
Bad news: nothing can be done about it, just gonna have to endure thru it.
Glad to hear nothing serious! Get well !!!So basically the good news is the scar tissue that has surrounded my stomach and esophagus is finally breaking up. The reason it’s causing pain in this case is the scar tissue basically attached itself to my stomach, which is also shrinking in size somewhat due to the dietary restrictions, coincidentally caused by… the aforementioned scar tissue.
Bad news: nothing can be done about it, just gonna have to endure thru it.
I had a boot leg cassette of that song, it was almost thirty minutes long. The quality sounded like a guy hid in the rigging with a portable cassette deck and hit record!
Im going to spin off a few in my lathe,for my ashes to be put in. For a key ring, so i can keep riding in my vehicles.
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was the furnace fan running? Oops, I think ours was the opposite; outdoor running, indoor not. anyway, start capacitor welded itself together. replaced 20 amp with a 25 amp unit. hope your fix is inexpensive.
Inside fan working, outside not working. I will check into it and see if the compressor is engaging but the fan isn't.
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Asking for a friend. We have had discussions about this subject so I thought I would ask.
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Did this slogan replace the old "for crying out loud" or is it just a harsher version?@68original @71GSSDemon
Asking for a friend. We have had discussions about this subject so I thought I would ask.
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I fired the ol' girl up and no workee outside. I went down to the electrical panel and the breaker was tripped. Reset and away we go. Everything works. I did get the hose out and clean the fins. That may help. May be the pressures got too high and it shut down. The coils were flattened by the previous owner's kids writing their names in them with rocks.
I have straightened them as best I could with a fin comb more than once. I talked to a couple contractors and they can't get parts for the old unit any more.
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I fired the ol' girl up and no workee outside. I went down to the electrical panel and the breaker was tripped. Reset and away we go. Everything works. I did get the hose out and clean the fins. That may help. May be the pressures got too high and it shut down. The coils were flattened by the previous owner's kids writing their names in them with rocks.
One of the unseen advantages of the AC unit being on the roof 
