Oil filter

asphalt900 wrote:

 

So, what's important is for you to tell us about that wall heater!  

Well interesting you'd inquire! The best heater ever, it's a radiant heater!! Don't even need the "optional" fan option. Had my HVAC fella plumb it, gas line drip pipe and all. A couple years ago we had temps that had fallen below 0, actually -30deg. I could still sport my normal attire of shorts and flip-flops. Still a standing 85+degrees in "this" attached garage. When we first bought this 3800sq ft hillbilly shed the rafters previously uses were 2x4's and bowed. Knocked all that shite out and put proper 6x2's for the rafters and i insulated the crap out of it. Re-wired it placing outlets placed for handy access and implemented LED fixtures for focal points of workstations. 4x the beam of 2x12's shouldering the weight of engine shown with similar supports on each end. Suppose i garnered my knowledge from lifting houses-up off their foundations and dropping the haydite/mortar/concrete block existing foundations and setting-up forms for a poured foundation. Used to build cooler and freezer pads and foundations for Hussman Refrigeration, and remedial water tower bases for of placement silos of waste water that can't immediately be flushed into the city's managed GPH piping. Got carried away but.. Yes these birds work Fantastic.     

“lifting houses-up off their foundations and dropping the haydite/mortar/concrete block existing foundations and setting-up forms for a poured foundation”

Ha! I wore that t-shirt for a time.

Nothing like the smell of form release oil, or taste if gets in your coffee, early in the morning, ha.

We used diesel 

My old boss used molasses for form release.

Diesel makes sense but molasses? Were you fella's still hung-over from the night before and just confused and used the condiments that came with your McGriddle breakfast sandwich, ha. 

Molasses had to have smelled a lot better, but seems like it would attract every ant in the county.