Recent content by RhondaHonda

Then I’d just tow it. No idea on the cost to charge.

How do you get home if you drive it?

That makes more sense. I’d likely rip the strip to fit and potentially saw cut that concrete chunk that sticks out but understand if you don’t have access to a gas chop saw. If it isn’t at the bottom of a hill or getting pushed from street creep on a bend, it probably won’t matter at all if you...

I’m not sure what you are asking but I think you’d want a piece along the base of the brick wall, like a piece of baseboard but it will be level with the top of the concrete. Typically 3/4-1” wide. You don’t want the concrete shifting and breaking the bricks/mortar joints. Like pictured...

I’m curious what is going on with it so keep us updated. Hopefully the charge gets things going but this was made in the early days and is 11 years old. 500k and 20 years is a fantasy. I’m hoping to get to 10 years / 150k and see how it’s performing but I’ve still got 9 years, 135k to go. I’ve...

It would work but you could just use metal edging or paver blocks. I have pavers between mulch beds and grass and it works well.

An 8 quart oil change and a tire rotation is $99 at our Chevy dealer. Those Suburban tires are heavy! I usually have my wife go there instead of doing it myself. The materials would cost me $40-$50 and I don’t have to rotate the tires.

Very clean for 336,000 miles!

Charter flight-who cares, other than the FAA?

It’s included I believe. My 2019 had it and didn’t charge extra. My wife’s 2017 Yukon XL included connectivity originally then went to a subscription and the 2021 Suburban required a subscription after a short trial.

I’ve had a SRM-230 straight shaft Echo since 2010 and done nothing but put gas/oil in it and reload string. I’ve had a lawn service mow the past few years but I still use it to cut weeds and trim in another area of my yard that doesn’t get irrigated and mowed as regularly. Definitely make the...

No. We typically do 99 years, we pay the real estate taxes and have first right to buy if they landowner wants to sell or we can buy at market value at the end of the lease. We redevelop the property so slightly different than a solar farm.

I don’t know that I’d index it to inflation but I’d add a 2% or whatever you are comfortable with increase if I were going to tie it up for 40 years. We do that in our ground leases.

What kind of chlorine? I store gallons upon gallons of 12.5% liquid and a case of pucks in a closet in my basement near the pool. No issues in 7 years yet.

Congrats, on the van and the kid(s)! At this rate, I expect a post in April 2026 about your 6th kid and your new Ford Transit 15 passenger van.