Building a BBQ/Bar in my back yard.

[Otahyoni]

Hey BRad! Don't see you over here much.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by havasu

I believe you forgot to "carry the one." I did the calculations and determined the sump to hold 120.7 gallons prior to the purging into the soil!

I new something wasn't adding up right.

3.14 x R x R x Length in feet divided by 7.48 =

Originally Posted by BRad704

So its basically plenty big enough that if you ever overflow it, your wife will kick your tail for leaving the water running... Got it..

Yes you are correct. I actually had enough fall to hook into my sewer stub on the back of the house but it would hav only been a few inches deep and I couldn't live with that.

Originally Posted by Otahyoni

Hey BRad! Don't see you over here much.

He doesn't like us any more.

[pissedplumber]

looks brill a got a back garden if you wanna practise some more

[BRad704]

Originally Posted by Otahyoni

Hey BRad! Don't see you over here much.

I needed to cut down on my forum-cruising... I'm still around...

Originally Posted by Chris

He doesn't like us any more.

Awww hush... this thread is what makes me check back to PF more often than anything...

Originally Posted by pissedplumber

looks brill a got a back garden if you wanna practise some more

Please allow me to translate from the Queen's English to US Redneck English...

Originally Posted by pissedplumber{translated}

Aww Hell Son, that looks real damn-nice... How bout I buy the beer and you can come over and build me one-a-em too

[Chris]

UPDATE: I did get a few things done yesterday, I started to replace my uprights with log but the second one wrecked my back something good, I've never had pain like that before so I guess I wont be doing much for the next few days. but here are a couple pics of what I got done. There is still sooo much work to do, it's hard having jeep projects and home projects at the same time.

[BRad704]

Looks really good with the new timber in there... and at least you don't have a real job keeping you away from your projects...

[Chris]

Real jobs are for losers.

[havasu]

I second that!

[Mr_David]

I like your log post. Looks nice.
I helped my cousin hand shave and install a bunch of untreated telephone poles when he built his house back in 2003.
The one in the middle inside is fake.

[Chris]

Those look great but how do you even get untreated telephone poles? I eventually want to add some log to the inside of my house but I have already done most of the upgrades in there so it will make it harder.