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In the original article he states that the word "Squaw" is "absolutely horrific," yet this champion promotes burlesque dancing in his bar (I know, I know...it's art. OK). If I was so easily offended by a now obscure word, I'd imagine that having women remove their clothes for entertainment would m...
The City will tell you that you need a building permit to build a shed or even a fence in your backyard, so I'm sure that a permit was issued to build that "warehouse." They obviously submitted stamped architectural and engineering drawings for approval (heavy sarcasm). I bet that the warehous...
Are they going to have enough cable out to tension those straps and lift it off of the base? It may be just camera perspective, but it doesn't look like the end of the boom is much higher than the top of the statue. I assume that you'll have at least some boom flex and cable/strap stretch that won...
I'm no operator or engineer, and I know just enough about heavy lifting and physics to get me in trouble, but any ordinary Joe contractor would have had this site shut down by now. They have what look to be appropriate mats for the equipment, but the mats are sitting on freshly turned uncompacted s...
I'm certainly no lawyer and the City's power may trump all else here, but authorities other than the City have halted projects when there's a question as to appropriate license or permit. It's too obvious to have not already been researched, but I'm just saying.... ...
Private contractors working on a City contract, P.O., etc. are most certainly subject to OSHA and permitting requirements. It's nearly impossible to get a demo or building permit for anything, anywhere in the City without going through one or more of the required neighborhood participation process ...

re: Robert E. Lee monument coming down NOW

Posted by Hogjaw on 5/18/17 at 12:49 pm
Does the City need a building/demolition permit to perform this work? I don't know if a private contractor is being used or if they're all firemen, but a contractor would certainly need to pull a permit even if they're working for the City....

re: Any mechanics on here?

Posted by Hogjaw on 3/19/15 at 4:00 pm
There are plenty of better mechanics than me on here, but I'd take a look at the fan clutch. They're cheap, usually easy to change, and I've found them to be the culprit on numerous occasions. If overheating with the stuck thermostat really cooked it and that was the start of the problems, then ...

re: Natural gas for crawfish burner

Posted by Hogjaw on 2/25/15 at 5:00 pm
I've been looking into this as well. I have @ 150 quart cooker that a friend built for me, but it quickly runs through propane. I've used a G-4 before and they're nice, but does anyone know which would be better on NG for a bigger pot, a G-4 or the multi-jet burner posted by tiddlesmcdiddles abo...