For me, if I am not organized then my life tends towards being chaotic. So, I gotta remember that. And, I must from time-to-time go thru all my stuff, sorting it out and putting things in their place.
Also, there are things that I have that need work. If I set those things aside in order to do something else, eventually those "set-aside" things accumulate.
So! I have to be organized. And, I have to keep up with things that need doing. Otherwise, my life is too chaotic to bear!
I gotta Clear The Field!
9:10 am:
Yesterday afternoon when I arrived at my Cousin Jacky's home for the latke party, I did not go right in. The inside of Box Van was a mess. What if somebody at the party asked to go see Box Van?
I spent about a 1/2-hour putting things away. Now that I have the two overhead cabinets, there is enough space up there to get everything that is scattered around Box Van's floor picked up.
This morning I attended to several things that needed doing. Some of these things have needed doing for months:
➜ Replace the tattered sun-block screen on the driver's side window.
➜ Find out how the 3-jacks can be wired up to control them from inside Box Van.
➜ Install the level gage for the propane tank [Link].
➜ Install a lumber rack [Did this yesterday evening].
10:01 am:
I want to plumb-up the Marey tankless water heater. The fittings for doing this arrived with the heater. So, I should have no difficulty with this little plumbing job.
In order to test out the Marey, I'll need to buy a 12-volt RV water pump.
The Marey water heater will be located in the rear of the left overhead cabinet.
12 noon:
I just got one of the jacks powered-up. The jack works great!
Sounds powerful!! 😎
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➜ Install a lumber rack [Did this yesterday evening].
Sun-block screen.
10:01 am:
I want to plumb-up the Marey tankless water heater. The fittings for doing this arrived with the heater. So, I should have no difficulty with this little plumbing job.
In order to test out the Marey, I'll need to buy a 12-volt RV water pump.
The Marey water heater will be located in the rear of the left overhead cabinet.
George inside Box Van.
12 noon:
I just got one of the jacks powered-up. The jack works great!
Sounds powerful!! 😎
One of our 3-jacks.
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George, I posted these questions this morning in yesterdays post so you might not have seen them...
ReplyDeleteGeorge, I have a question? All the water heaters I am familiar with require an outside source of air for the combustion chamber. I tried to look at the specs for your new heater but couldn't find any reference to that.
Will you have to put a hole in the bottom or side of "Grandma's Attic" to install the heater?
And will you have a carbon monoxide alarm?
Keith
Hi Keith,
DeleteMarey states that an air intake of 9" x 12" or larger is required.
However, I do not believe that my installation requires any output or input venting. I will only fire up my Marey to do my dishes. Maybe 10-minutes daily.
I will have devices/alarms for propane, carbon monoxide and fire.
George
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Marey Water Heater
Delete10:32 am:
My Marey tankless water heater will be installed in the attic, just to the left of the fresh water tank.
The Marey will sit inside a cabinet and extend upward clear of Box Van's ceiling. A vent will go thru Box Van's roof for the Marey's fumes.
Are you now saying you are not going to vent a heater that clearly has a provision for an exhaust flue (per the picture)?
Why Squire,
DeleteAre we a bit confrontational today?
George
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OK George you win. I enjoy our banter and I prefer you didn't kill yourself but I think I am through.
DeleteSquire,
DeleteI don't believe that there is anything to win here on my Blog's comments. Or to lose.
Squire, when I reply to a comment, I am not playing any games with anybody.
When I called your attention to the possibility of your being confrontational, I did that comment because I felt that you were being confrontational in your 12/9/18 4:28 PM comment.
George
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Squire
ReplyDeleteMr, Georgia has a new trick it's called,,,,,
squire,, hold my beer,,,,,, watch this.......
Between you and me... I hope his video camera is running. It will be priceless
Ed,
DeleteIf there is a trick here, it might be you attempting to make an iota of of sense trying to explain this comment of yours [12/9/18, 7:43 PM].
George
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My comment was in reference to this
DeleteHi Keith,
Marey states that an air intake of 9" x 12" or larger is required.
However, I do not believe that my installation requires any output or input venting. I will only fire up my Marey to do my dishes. Maybe 10-minutes daily.