First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

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Winning after work.

W E E K E N D

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First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

Soon I need to call up a heating and cooling contractor to fix the heater, could be the thermostat or a valve or a switch or the breaker, from what I've read one can't just buy a thermostat and plug it in, as it may or may not be compatible, so I've got $144 lined up for that now(hopefully that will be enough), I'm just waiting for the manager to get to Her office so I can ask Her which place She likes, though I do know it's not Clemmer.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Friday morning win.
Cool and breezy, but no clouds or rain forecast.
Nights getting cooler, too.
But starting next week, I have to get up earlier.
Back to work, 0630-1530. But with a smaller projected cotton harvest,
probably not going to work as many Saturdays.
Less overtime pay, more weekend for me. Win

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

TGIF Win.

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Indrid Cold, Demo Hassan and Karl Ardo.

Grinning Man, a north African livestock dealer, and the founder of Moving in Stillness.

Winning just for the site being back up after being dead for 10 minutes Ping!

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

If you say so Ping!

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Outta here Ping!

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Indrid Cold, Demo Hassan and Karl Ardo.

Grinning Man, a north African livestock dealer, and the founder of Moving in Stillness.

Winning just for the site being back up after being dead for 10 minutes Ping!

Welcome back to the world of the living from the undead David. :)

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

Soon I need to call up a heating and cooling contractor to fix the heater, could be the thermostat or a valve or a switch or the breaker, from what I've read one can't just buy a thermostat and plug it in, as it may or may not be compatible, so I've got $144 lined up for that now(hopefully that will be enough), I'm just waiting for the manager to get to Her office so I can ask Her which place She likes, though I do know it's not Clemmer.

Thermostats are pretty generic in the US. If you have heat only there are only 2 wires. Here is a how to.

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Winning.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

Soon I need to call up a heating and cooling contractor to fix the heater, could be the thermostat or a valve or a switch or the breaker, from what I've read one can't just buy a thermostat and plug it in, as it may or may not be compatible, so I've got $144 lined up for that now(hopefully that will be enough), I'm just waiting for the manager to get to Her office so I can ask Her which place She likes, though I do know it's not Clemmer.

Thermostats are pretty generic in the US. If you have heat only there are only 2 wires. Here is a how to.

What I've read is that not all systems are alike, there might be nothing wrong with the thermostat at all, I'm thinking it's simply the breaker, which type is the question, which does need replacing, since a hold down tab is broken off, of course I can't stand there long enough to do the job. Of course simple doesn't always apply.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

Soon I need to call up a heating and cooling contractor to fix the heater, could be the thermostat or a valve or a switch or the breaker, from what I've read one can't just buy a thermostat and plug it in, as it may or may not be compatible, so I've got $144 lined up for that now(hopefully that will be enough), I'm just waiting for the manager to get to Her office so I can ask Her which place She likes, though I do know it's not Clemmer.

Thermostats are pretty generic in the US. If you have heat only there are only 2 wires. Here is a how to.

What I've read is that not all systems are alike, there might be nothing wrong with the thermostat at all, I'm thinking it's simply the breaker, which type is the question, which does need replacing, since a hold down tab is broken off, of course I can't stand there long enough to do the job. Of course simple doesn't always apply.

Give me any info you have. Is it a gas, elect or something else. Central, baseboard, wall, etc. I might be able to trouble shoot it.

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Sero post nocte....

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The Kite Fliers

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Kite fliers: An imaginary club of solo members, those who don't yet
belong to a formal team so "fly their own kites" - as the saying goes.

Win...

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My turn to win.

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Win....

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Winning before bed.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

Win...

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Win...

What he said.

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First Friday in October Win. And it's actually starting to cool down.

Soon I need to call up a heating and cooling contractor to fix the heater, could be the thermostat or a valve or a switch or the breaker, from what I've read one can't just buy a thermostat and plug it in, as it may or may not be compatible, so I've got $144 lined up for that now(hopefully that will be enough), I'm just waiting for the manager to get to Her office so I can ask Her which place She likes, though I do know it's not Clemmer.

Thermostats are pretty generic in the US. If you have heat only there are only 2 wires. Here is a how to.

What I've read is that not all systems are alike, there might be nothing wrong with the thermostat at all, I'm thinking it's simply the breaker, which type is the question, which does need replacing, since a hold down tab is broken off, of course I can't stand there long enough to do the job. Of course simple doesn't always apply.

Give me any info you have. Is it a gas, elect or something else. Central, baseboard, wall, etc. I might be able to trouble shoot it.

The heater is a gas Coleman central heating system, w/a Nordyne 903993 thermostat, the heater has a pilot light, but then I think it's a 28yr old system, sorry I don't know the model number of the heater. The only labels on the heater are torn and mostly not helpful in the least, unless one wants to know the flue height. The thermostat is set to heater, since that is all there is.

Nordyne Thermostat, a 992 and not My 993, but it's close enough though.

A good resemblance to My gas heater, minus any duct work that's under the floor, that and the decals are different on the cover of the heater.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's