Ever Have Bad Days?

[RawAlex]

I have been getting big laugh over here. The house next to me sold ($550,000) and the new buy never realized or thought to ask - it had no central air. New house, less than 4 years old, no air.

So he has guys in today running all the plumbing and installing a new heat pump, furnace, ducting in the basement, etc.

With all the other things he is doing, he will probably end up dumping another 50k into the house before he can move in.

He should have just bought mine.

Alex

[Ramster]

Originally Posted by RawAlex

I have been getting big laugh over here. The house next to me sold ($550,000) and the new buy never realized or thought to ask - it had no central air. New house, less than 4 years old, no air.

So he has guys in today running all the plumbing and installing a new heat pump, furnace, ducting in the basement, etc.

With all the other things he is doing, he will probably end up dumping another 50k into the house before he can move in.

He should have just bought mine.

Alex

No shit huh. LOL

I'd never buy a house without air or without high speed internet available.

[Useless]

Whereas I would never buy a house that has wheels and a hitch. At least I hope not.

[Linkster]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Whereas I would never buy a house that has wheels and a hitch. At least I hope not.

Hey Ive got one of those course its my second home that is parked waiting to be dragged to mardi gras

http://www.linkforsex.com/home/DSC00021.JPG

of course the real house is much nicer:
http://www.linkforsex.com/home/DSC00018.JPG

Ramster - I would have to agree that for just the AC coil to be replaced - you could pick up the part and then just have a plumber come over to install it and remove the old one - and then get the AC guy to recharge the system

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Linkster

Hey Ive got one of those course its my second home that is parked waiting to be dragged to mardi gras

http://www.linkforsex.com/home/DSC00021.JPG

Having a fifth wheeler is pretty damn far from being trailer trash, unless it becomes your primary residence of course.

I'm putting on my swim trunks and heading your way. Please have the beer on ice.

[Linkster]

all set for ya - of course that pic is about 4 years old of the front yard LOL - things have been added like furniture - and yes we even moved the fridge off the front porch - its down in the carport now

of course thats one helluva drive from where you are - I guess I could always move back up to Ballston Spa (NOT)!

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Linkster

of course thats one helluva drive from where you are - I guess I could always move back up to Ballston Spa (NOT)!

It hasn't gotten any better.

[docholly]

Originally Posted by Linkster

Hey Ive got one of those course its my second home that is parked waiting to be dragged to mardi gras

http://www.linkforsex.com/home/DSC00021.JPG

of course the real house is much nicer:
http://www.linkforsex.com/home/DSC00018.JPG

Ramster - I would have to agree that for just the AC coil to be replaced - you could pick up the part and then just have a plumber come over to install it and remove the old one - and then get the AC guy to recharge the system

i need to pack up the camdollie girls and come to content shoots at your house, linkster.. i promise to have 2257 docs for you..

[Linkster]

Always room for all

[Ramster]

Linkster, nice setup you have there.

Neighbors are a good thing. The guy across the street buys and sells a lot of homes, it's his living now. So I ask him if he has an AC guy. He laughs and tells me that Dennis right there (3 doors down) is an AC guy, runs his own company.

So he's doing the whole thing for $1200.

PS. I took UW's advice of using towels. It's only water leaking on the floor and not enough incentive to leave the AC off. It hit 86 in the house yesterday after we got home from camping so I had to turn it on, that's just too hot for sleeping.