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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 16, 2016

Thanks Rod
I do too LOL
I hope to have it done before Christmas but it's not looking good.

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For20hunter · Dec 16, 2016

Sorry my friend!

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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 16, 2016

Hope to see you guys soon. I guess Red Bluff is next for you.

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Bones · Dec 17, 2016

Jerrod you can line the pipe with a new technique that reinforces the iron pipe. I think this is definitely a promising technique. Here is an example. I saw this on one of the home and garden shows.

Trenchless pipe lining

Here is a video of it

Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 17, 2016

Ya that's a cool option Dave.
Unfortunately the city of Tracy does not allow that technique for some reason.

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Bones · Dec 17, 2016

jesstalkn said:
Ya that's a cool option Dave.
Unfortunately the city of Tracy does not allow that technique for some reason.

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Because they are afraid of technology

For20hunter · Dec 18, 2016

jesstalkn said:
Hope to see you guys soon. I guess Red Bluff is next for you.

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Unfortunately Red Bluff is our next rally. Can't wait to see you guys then!

Rod

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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 21, 2016

I know this still has nothing to do with my RV ether then it's keeping me away from it.
We poured concrete today and hopefully will have the house back together by Saturday.

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jbeletti · Dec 22, 2016

Jerrod - what a horrible thing to have to do. Will insurance cover some of the cost? Hope so. I know you and I know what this is doing to your home is making you just sick. The restoration will be a big job and I know you will want it to be perfect. Wishing you the best my friend.

Bones · Dec 22, 2016

Looks like your getting a stinky situation under control. Hopefully you will be back to enjoying your camper soon. Luck.

Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 22, 2016

jbeletti said:
Jerrod - what a horrible thing to have to do. Will insurance cover some of the cost? Hope so. I know you and I know what this is doing to your home is making you just sick. The restoration will be a big job and I know you will want it to be perfect. Wishing you the best my friend.

Jim unfortunately NO
Insurance covers the damage caused by a problem. NOT to fix the problem. In this case there was no damage to the house in any way just a little bit of flooring in the bathroom from water. And our deductible would be more then there payout. I did get the plumber to come down from $20K down to $10K with me doing all of the tare out and reinstall myself. So they did everything from the slab down. But I've spent the last 4 or 5 day right in the middle of it laboring away right with them to get it done faster.
My brother in-law is coming to help me put the house back together tomorrow. Our tenants (my nephew and his girlfriend) should out of my house and back into this house by Friday night.

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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 22, 2016

Bones said:
Looks like your getting a stinky situation under control. Hopefully you will be back to enjoying your camper soon. Luck.

Dave were getting er done 😎
We are hopefully going to lake Havasu in a fee more weeks. Can't wait to get the rig on a road trip.

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Bones · Dec 22, 2016

jesstalkn said:
Dave were getting er done &#55357;&#56846;
We are hopefully going to lake Havasu in a fee more weeks. Can't wait to get the rig on a road trip.

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Nice. Tell us how that ford does hauling and stopping

Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 22, 2016

It holds a hole bunch of tools it the back seat I know that much. And the heated seats and heated steering wheel are sure nice on these icey mornings.
The thing drives like a dream and the Adaptive cruise control is awesome in the commute traffic back and forth to the house.

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jbeletti · Dec 22, 2016

Ah - it's your rental house, not the one you live in. That's a little better but takes no sting out of the work or the cost.

Bones · Dec 22, 2016

jesstalkn said:
It hold a hole bunch of tools it the back seat I know that much. And the heated seats and heated steering wheel are sure nice on these icey mornings.
The thing drives like a dream and the Adaptive cruise control is awesome in the commute traffic back and forth to the house.

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Make sure you cheek on the recall for the fuel tank. I don't know if the diesels are involved

Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 22, 2016

Bones said:
Make sure you cheek on the recall for the fuel tank. I don't know if the diesels are involved

What recall ?

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Bones · Dec 22, 2016

jesstalkn said:
What recall ?

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http://www.autoblog.com/2016/12/21/ford-super-duty-taurus-explorer-flex-fire-recall/

Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn · Dec 22, 2016

Now that's a big back seat.!!!!

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Bones · Dec 22, 2016

jesstalkn said:
Now that's a big back seat.!!!!

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Nice Now you need to fill the tool box

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