No more propane

My propane tanks are moved.  They aren't where I wanted them, but since you can't even walk in my yard right now, this will have to do.  If the yard ever firms up I can probably just move them with the tractor.  I wanted them back by the well.  They used a hand dolly to move them, nothing powered.

I am surprised that they didn't cover the regulator.  I might put a bag over it or something.  

After eating my last meal on the stove, I pulled out my temporary stove.  Turns out my lighter is toast, and my matches are a bit short and I roasted some finger hair testing it, but it works fine.  If you blow up the picture, you can see the match I dropped on it (left burner).  I will probably list the stove for sale in the next couple of days, see if I can sell it.  It was a cheap $250 stove when it was new though, so I am not holding out much hope. 

Fortunately for me the hot water heater just bridges the cold and hot water lines when it is turned off, so I won't need to do any plumbing work to continue to use the dishwasher.

Not too much else has been going on this week.  Just rain.  And some more rain.  With a side of rain.  Thankfully when UPS delivered the microwave they left it in the carport.  Lowe's has now failed to deliver the fridge to the store twice; it was supposed to be there Monday, then the tracking said Tuesday, now it just says delayed.  I'll give them a few more days before I look elsewhere; I don't need it immediately.

I also got the first tire back.   I will probably change it out this weekend when it might at least hopefully consider stop raining.  

I am still debating on that plastic table thing.  As time is getting short, it is looking quite tempting, and just getting a sink is about double what that table with one in it cost.  

Before the site work:

• Build prototype cap/camper
• Preliminary packing.  Get the excess largely unused stuff out of the house.
• Set up the portable garage.  Cut down the tree that fell down.
• Pack up carport.  Easily movable lawn equipment should be all that remains after this.
• Empty slab.  Get the grill, storage bin, clothesline, bug zapper, and other junk off the slab.  
• Remove skirting.
• Replace tires on tiny home trailer
• Level and put down gravel in the turnaround spot
• Cut down trees at bottom of hill
• Flatten parking spot.  Spread the pile of rocks.  
• Remove the driveway markers.
• Determine where to and move carport
• Acquire the missing truck camper pieces
• Battery Backup - https://www.amazon.com/Jackery-Explorer-Portable-Generator-Emergency/dp/B0B8ZLZ53M/ref=pd_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_1 
• Fridge - https://www.lowes.com/pd/Frigidaire-4-5-cu-ft-Mini-Fridge-Freezer-Compartment-Silver-Mist-ENERGY-STAR/5013990615
• Microwave - https://www.walmart.com/ip/Farberware-Classic-0-7-cu-ft-700W-Microwave-Oven-White/52329589
• Kitchenette - To be built

• Get a 2 5/16 ball for my truck
• Get rid of unneeded appliances (propane, stove, fridge, water heater)
• Propane - Scheduled for May 3rd
• Stove
• Fridge
• Water Heater
• Finish packing up house
• Move house to parking spot.  Plug septic.
• Fix generator again.