What's my vector,Victor???


I already have the Ninja Foodie grill, the 4 in one kind. I love it! but it is extremely difficult to clean.
Today, I saw the Ninja foodie grill 7 in one on sale, so I ordered it.
It can air fry, roast, bake, BBQ, grill, and dehydrate and some other thing. It also has a probe for internal temperature readings. Also the new design looks like it is easier to clean.

I hope to one day make a Turkey in either one of them, even if it is just an experiment.
I am happy to hear that your turkey turned out great! :thumbsup:
Yeah, but can it pickle? ;)
 
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Lighting issues on a Friday. WTF

And then to top it off, I found a broken shock mount bolt on the trailer when I got home.
And of course it was the one that goes inside the trailing arm.
The one that requires 2 people to replace.
So now my 1 1/8" wrench is now wedged inside the trailing arm.
First world problems.
 
Is that tank full of gas? or is there a special regulation for tanks that will be permanently fixed to be in transit with placards?
Yeah I'm curious about the placards too. I think some tanks are required to be placarded even when they're empty.
 
It appears to be a 30k above-ground tank, so it couldn't be full. This one has a clock gage on the front of it. Placards are only required if there is residual vapor in the tank or the transporter has a new tank certificate or a wash-out/degas certificate.
 
Is that tank full of gas? or is there a special regulation for tanks that will be permanently fixed to be in transit with placards?
Empty but not purged.
Yeah I'm curious about the placards too. I think some tanks are required to be placarded even when they're empty.
Correct
It appears to be a 30k above-ground tank, so it couldn't be full. This one has a clock gage on the front of it. Placards are only required if there is residual vapor in the tank or the transporter has a new tank certificate or a wash-out/degas certificate.
Bingo.

I'm surprised the AI robot moderator didn't chime in with a answer.
 
What was the UN number? I can't read it. I'm thinking it was 1075 (Propane) by the tank style. Hard to tell if it has saddles on it.
 
Last load out of the quarry.
And of course, I get the junk load.
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What's the future got in store for the big massive hole in the ground they're leaving?

I grew up a mile from a quarry that was abandoned way back. The vertical sides had eroded into steep hills, or maybe they pushed stuff up against the sides on purpose to mitigate liability.

For some reason it never filled up with water.
 
What's the future got in store for the big massive hole in the ground they're leaving?

I grew up a mile from a quarry that was abandoned way back. The vertical sides had eroded into steep hills, or maybe they pushed stuff up against the sides on purpose to mitigate liability.

For some reason it never filled up with water.
We just moved the plant out for the winter .
They still have a half a mile to go before they're out of good rock.
 

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