Posted by Ultradog MN on April 26, 2014 at 17:59:42 from (174.20.238.34):
My back yard abuts a 16' high factory wall. It is a small high tech foundry. There are big chillers running outside 24/7 that make quite a bit of noise. But ya know, I like it here. I can make quite a bit of noise here in the city and no one even notices. And I have a 1/2" air line in my garage that's hooked to a 75 hp air compressor in the factory. But even better is the fact that I've gotten to know the owner of the place pretty well and he lets me sneak over there on Saturdays and use one of their sand blasting cabinets. So I've been availing myself of that perk lately. I'm going to paint my newest tractor one of these days and have sand blasted most of the tin and light parts on it. I just finished the nose a little while ago and got some primer on it before it started to rain. Next week I'll get the fuel tank cowel done and start thinking about a little bondo and then some color. Life aint all bad living by a factory.
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