Rossberg02

Cifreo Construction

I’m sure it’s been said but build larger than you want and spend the money once instead of later when your not happy with the first rendition.

Price everything, ask GC for breakdown of work cost, be there for big events like deliveries and slab, search internet for deals on items (Wayfair saved us a ton), don’t let the GC talk you out of your wants, search internet for interior designs you like, get a good reputable architect that will work with you or save a ton and like buy blue prints from Madden Homes in Denham.

We went with engineered wood floors, they do not hold up well if ya have kids. If I could do it again none of my porches/carport would be under attic space. Buy good windows that can be changed easily if they break. Get the correct size AC unit, bigger isn’t better. If your building off the ground make sure crawl space is clean, covered, or slabbed just for general ease of use.

That’s just random stuff I can think off top.

I have taken the oven apart to expose the igniter. It does get red hot, but no flame lights…guess a gas valve issue….

Haven’t self cleaned in about 2 months. Worked fine afterwards…

It was the starter. Adjusted the gaps to where I thought they should be, didn’t start. Replaced the solenoid, didn’t start. Took the engine cover off and watched the starter when trying to crank and it would on turn like an 1/8 of a rotation. Bought a new one and it cranked up instantly.

Thanks for the help and new knowledge!

Ok I’ll watch it. The exhaust gap fit the feeler with a lot of room, and the intake could not fit its measurement. I’ll adjust them. I need to find gaskets for the covers, it seemed there weren’t gaskets from the factory, just an adhesive like substance.

No I saw a video where a guy said he heard similar noises to what I heard and he removed his starter to find it was broken. Mine spun easily without noise when I had it removed.

Hand turned the motor…didn’t hear anything grinding or any other odd noises. It was hard to turn, not sure if that’s normal or not.

The brake switch and the seat switch are all good. I watched them engage. I have seen the solenoid could be a culprit but the noise it made has me worried.

I’ll pop the screen tonight and try turning the motor.

Glad LP voted. It hard to give more taxes when the Parish/Cities are allowing themselves to be raped with residential development. Every major corridor is being crammed with shitty DSLD homes or townhomes.

I may be wrong but if you’re going to buy do take a loan in the building and lot you’ll need all your building information ready. Plans, building cost, builder info, etc to turn into the bank. So take that into consideration if you’re not ready.

We bought our lot cash and used that as leverage with the building loan. This was mainly due to finding an ideal lot and sub contracting.