RVing on a Budget
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By Danandfreda · Posted
South Dakota tracks the ballot on their site from the day they mail it until they receive it back -
I grew up in a KS farm community with a rural phone company and our number was 2 on 5. That is, 2 rings on line 5. -
In a primary election, it would need to. The ballots that we just mailed in did not.
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By durangodon · Posted
I can remember lot's of old things. My problem is remembering why I went into the other room. -
So we have had two nights at about 0 degrees. I did remove the waterline and used tank water. I have a commercial heat tape on the waterline with foam insulation on top of it. When I bout 6” plastic ductwork for my underbelly furnace install I hade extra 6” ductwork. So i installed it over top of the waterline for two reasons. More insulation and just in case we needed to travel. I could just pull it out if the 6” is frozen in place.. Now I did try to seal the end so as to stop water infiltrating the fiberglass. Vern in a T-shirt
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