Coffee-19Oct2019 HB STYLE!
- Hambden Bob
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- Coal Size/Type: Rice-A-Roni ! / Nut
- Other Heating: Pro-Pain Forced Air
Welcome to Hambden Bob's "No Way Cafe" ! This is the Poor Man's Version of Freddy's Coffee Haus!
This week finds All of Us sorting All of It out before the Snow and Halloween flies! Enjoy the Frost!
This week finds All of Us sorting All of It out before the Snow and Halloween flies! Enjoy the Frost!
- McGiever
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- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 414A
- Coal Size/Type: PEA,NUT,STOVE /ANTHRACITE
- Other Heating: Ground Source Heat Pump and some Solar
Ohio is awake here, where's y'alls? Buckeye Coffee's a brewing but not with FF's sock again.
- freetown fred
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WHAT???????????? No sock??????????? WTF! Indeed HB. Mornin all! Froggy & lots warmer this AM--although serious killer frost here on the hill. NO RAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Been inside for 2 days--gonna get out & do something even if it's wrong LOL Enjoy the weekend all!!
- D-frost
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- Coal Size/Type: nut/stove-Blaschak/Lehigh
Mornin'
HB: Does this cafe have a 'coffee bean roaster'?
Coal burners, it is 33* temp at 6am. Getting close to lighting up. Suppose to be a nice week-end for the 'leaf-peepers'. Enjoy them while they're still on the tree.
Cheers
HB: Does this cafe have a 'coffee bean roaster'?
Coal burners, it is 33* temp at 6am. Getting close to lighting up. Suppose to be a nice week-end for the 'leaf-peepers'. Enjoy them while they're still on the tree.
Cheers
- the snowman
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- Location: upstate NY Tug Hill area
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- Coal Size/Type: Nut, Stove coal, Egg coal
Morning all,
Looks like winter is on its way. Its chilly here on the tug hill this morning. Its been awhile since I have been on, life keeps us busy. Where is Freddy? When filling in for him, always and I mean always use the sock he uses for our java. Its a must. I hope everyone has a safe and productive weekend.
The Snowman.
Looks like winter is on its way. Its chilly here on the tug hill this morning. Its been awhile since I have been on, life keeps us busy. Where is Freddy? When filling in for him, always and I mean always use the sock he uses for our java. Its a must. I hope everyone has a safe and productive weekend.
The Snowman.
- McGiever
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- Hand Fed Coal Boiler: BUCKET A DAY water heater
- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 414A
- Coal Size/Type: PEA,NUT,STOVE /ANTHRACITE
- Other Heating: Ground Source Heat Pump and some Solar
Speaking of Buckeyes...Do you know what a buckeye is? ...........a worthless nut...lol
- StokerDon
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- Hand Fed Coal Furnace: Harman SF3500 reduced down to 3 grates connected to its own plenum
- Coal Size/Type: Rice, Chestnut and whatever will fit through the door on the Harman
- Other Heating: Noth'in but COAL! Well, Maybe a little tiny bit of wood
Good morning,
Thanks for opening the door H.B. Not sure what "Halloween Flies" are but I'm sure their scary.
Today are working on the 6.0 V8 for the Porsche 944. We plan on cleaning up the carb, connecting some fuel, putting some oil in it, connecting a battery and firing it up. If there is no loud clunking noises, it should be a good engine.
Porsche 944+Chevy V8
Have a good week everybody!
-Don
Thanks for opening the door H.B. Not sure what "Halloween Flies" are but I'm sure their scary.
Today are working on the 6.0 V8 for the Porsche 944. We plan on cleaning up the carb, connecting some fuel, putting some oil in it, connecting a battery and firing it up. If there is no loud clunking noises, it should be a good engine.
Porsche 944+Chevy V8
Have a good week everybody!
-Don
- Freddy
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The sock is always on the edge of the sink.... just be careful not to wash it.
Good day! I over slept this morning. I guess that's what being retired is all about. I went to a magic show last night. Lyn Dillies....a rare female illusionist. She was good. Not too much "small magic", but she did a few things I'm still thinking about. I can usually figure out how a levitation is done, but she did a volunteer on a flat board that I'm still wondering about. The finalle was Houdini's "Metamorphosis" ... she was really fast on the switcheroo. Good fun.
Yup.... getting closer to firing up the Axeman Anderson. The heat pumps are keeping up, but starting to work harder.
Stay safe....have fun!
Good day! I over slept this morning. I guess that's what being retired is all about. I went to a magic show last night. Lyn Dillies....a rare female illusionist. She was good. Not too much "small magic", but she did a few things I'm still thinking about. I can usually figure out how a levitation is done, but she did a volunteer on a flat board that I'm still wondering about. The finalle was Houdini's "Metamorphosis" ... she was really fast on the switcheroo. Good fun.
Yup.... getting closer to firing up the Axeman Anderson. The heat pumps are keeping up, but starting to work harder.
Stay safe....have fun!
- Keepaeyeonit
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- Location: Northeast Ohio.( Grand river wine country )
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- Coal Size/Type: Nut & stove
- Other Heating: 49 year old oil furnace, and finally a new heat pump
Good morning people well not really for me, Got a call at 5:50 this morning telling me that my weekend day guy called off so i said i could work ( I'm only working 3 days next week so its not a problem ) super super rush
Job , every job is a rush job just different levels of rush!!
Thanks for the coffee HB, Well have fun guys and be safe. I would love to stay a while but work is calling!
Job , every job is a rush job just different levels of rush!!
Thanks for the coffee HB, Well have fun guys and be safe. I would love to stay a while but work is calling!
- freetown fred
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Freddy, ya always got to pay attention to the VOLUNTEER aspect!!!!!!!!!!!!
Freddy wrote: ↑Sat. Oct. 19, 2019 9:15 amThe sock is always on the edge of the sink.... just be careful not to wash it.
Good day! I over slept this morning. I guess that's what being retired is all about. I went to a magic show last night. Lyn Dillies....a rare female illusionist. She was good. Not too much "small magic", but she did a few things I'm still thinking about. I can usually figure out how a levitation is done, but she did a volunteer on a flat board that I'm still wondering about. The finalle was Houdini's "Metamorphosis" ... she was really fast on the switcheroo. Good fun.
Yup.... getting closer to firing up the Axeman Anderson. The heat pumps are keeping up, but starting to work harder.
Stay safe....have fun!
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- Coal Size/Type: Nut anthracite/pea
- Other Heating: Heat pump/forced air
High test coffee here today...lots accomplished dug potatoes, tilled garden, took out and cleaned
fish pond pumps, and put away poarch furniture. Frost was heavy here today. Growing season kuput now. Hope everyone enjoyed themselves today!
fish pond pumps, and put away poarch furniture. Frost was heavy here today. Growing season kuput now. Hope everyone enjoyed themselves today!
- freetown fred
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Got a lot done today. Put Ford 8N up for the winter--4 wheeler is ready to get put up. Still got a couple weeks to play with that--only got 1st gear bein I can't shift with my fkd up feet--glad accelerator is on the handle bars Old Wheel Horse is also ready to put away--put good glugs of Marvel Mystery oil in all of them for hibernation!! They all start right up come spring. Getting my 454 GMC 1 ton plow truck back next week & YES she's runnin like a good watch!! Hmmmm, just goin on & on!!!
- CoalJockey
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Hi guys
I know it’s supper time by now but I will take coffee at any time of the day, truck drivers gotta have it anytime it is offered.
Barry I know how you feel going to work on a Saturday... it sucks. This morning found me waking up in a lime truck somewhere in the middle of a 22 acre alfalfa field. It took me most of the week due to the rain interrupting things but I was able to put to bed an 80-ton order. It took some running around the clock but we did what we had to do.
I’m not going to do much tonight other than lay around with the boys and take it easy. We are moving coal around like a bunch of hellions, this week has been very busy. It was 31* this AM when I stepped out the door so the growing season is officially over here for those that had any doubts.
I hope you all have a great weekend!
I know it’s supper time by now but I will take coffee at any time of the day, truck drivers gotta have it anytime it is offered.
Barry I know how you feel going to work on a Saturday... it sucks. This morning found me waking up in a lime truck somewhere in the middle of a 22 acre alfalfa field. It took me most of the week due to the rain interrupting things but I was able to put to bed an 80-ton order. It took some running around the clock but we did what we had to do.
I’m not going to do much tonight other than lay around with the boys and take it easy. We are moving coal around like a bunch of hellions, this week has been very busy. It was 31* this AM when I stepped out the door so the growing season is officially over here for those that had any doubts.
I hope you all have a great weekend!
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- Location: Cape Cod, MA
- Stoker Coal Boiler: want AA130
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- Coal Size/Type: Pea/Nut/Stove
Recovering from the big blow this week...
90 to 103 peak gusts on The Cape...
Power and tree guys staged at the mall...
Most have power back today...
Some not till Monday...
Lost power for a bit at the house...
Stove was simmering along...
Had to work the grates to get all the ash and clinker from last year out...
I was bad never dumped the ash from last winter...
Just made this seasons fire in a hole of last seasons ash...
Next year I will empty it out but save some ash for the start of the fall season...
Runs real slow when it is all ash bound...
90 to 103 peak gusts on The Cape...
Power and tree guys staged at the mall...
Most have power back today...
Some not till Monday...
Lost power for a bit at the house...
Stove was simmering along...
Had to work the grates to get all the ash and clinker from last year out...
I was bad never dumped the ash from last winter...
Just made this seasons fire in a hole of last seasons ash...
Next year I will empty it out but save some ash for the start of the fall season...
Runs real slow when it is all ash bound...
- buffalo bob
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good eve all ..still running my 24 25 hr burns house 74 77 window and door stats open when it gets above 75,,, too busy watching collage football yesterday to get on...better late than not at all,,one FULL bucket of coal per burn..FF make a shift rod for ur 4 wheeler with a rod u can go up or down,,well take it easy see ya BB,,