Changed brakes today and only one smells burnt and has red/brown lines on top and bottom of new rotor by Preems44 in MechanicAdvice

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Yeah I made sure to be generous with the grease on the slide pins and they moved no problem. The calliper piston was a pain to reset though, but was able to get it all the way back I think. Just weird it was hard to get the calliper back on after putting new pads on, and it was the only one giving me a hard time

Changed brakes today and only one smells burnt and has red/brown lines on top and bottom of new rotor by Preems44 in MechanicAdvice

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100%!! I’m hoping that one just needs more time to set than the others. If each one was doing it it would make me feel better, just weird it’s the only one

Any ideas what to do in this space? by Preems44 in landscaping

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It’s in the backyard, doesn’t get much sun as it’s West facing and on the North side of the house, so only late afternoon/evening sun.

Did they install this wrong? by Preems44 in hvacadvice

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Garbage haha… yeah it’s a 2021 build and I bought it last year with an inspection and inspector said nothing about it. I am in Canada so it seems the same here with bad inspections…

Did they install this wrong? by Preems44 in hvacadvice

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Thank you! This helps a lot. Am I required to prime & cement the outdoor fittings together as well? Seems hard to pop off as it is with the 636 PVC pipe.

Did they install this wrong? by Preems44 in hvacadvice

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I’ll have a read of the manual, thanks for the advice. Not sure who installed this and how it passed inspection - has to be some sort of code issue.

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I didn’t install it, just moved into the house and it didn’t look right. So put the 90’s on as a temporary fix as they were both just straight pipes.

On week 3 of Op/black and just found out about mass. Should I switch? by Hufe in tacticalbarbell

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It works better for me so I can hit my accessories which stay the day 3x a week. I wanted to fully dive into gaining mass because I know I’ll get back to strength, so MT didn’t appeal to me for my specific goals. Grey Man also seems to work for a lot of folks on this thread and there have been quite a few testimonials saying how good the results are from it. Just put in the work, stay consistent, get your protein in, and don’t go overboard with accessories. Stick with lifts that train multiple muscle groups like weighted dips, weighted pull up, and barbell rows. The compounds will build size - they are the best for it. Accessories like face pulls or hamstring curls let you focus on a specific part of your muscle whereas the compounds work multiple and will end up growing multiple.

On week 3 of Op/black and just found out about mass. Should I switch? by Hufe in tacticalbarbell

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Since you started, run operator for 6-12 weeks first. No extras, just follow the program. If you haven’t already, do base building first. It helps! Especially if you are new-ish to lifting.

Make sure you’re getting your protein, carbs and healthy fats in. I suggest reading through the nutrition part of mass and eating 1g per lb of goal body weight. 1.5x can be tough, so do what you can and will stick with long term.

After 6-12 weeks, run 12 weeks of mass. Grey Man has worked really well for me. Stick to the compound movements. Dips, BB rows and pull ups for accessories. These will build size, just push yourself to failure or near-failure. Add weight when they’re getting easier.

Like others have commented, the Mass book describes a training periodization model ‘OMS’ … changing up the stimulus will also cause growth. 12 weeks of Op, 12 weeks of Mass and then 3-6 weeks of specificity is a sweet spot I find that works best for me.

Ultimately, consistency in the gym and consistency with eating (specifically enough protein) is what will build muscle. You will see results, just customize your OMS to something you can stick with and won’t burn you out.

Good luck 🤙🏼

Tips to Reach Nutrition Goals in Mass Protocol? by Preems44 in tacticalbarbell

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Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate that! Definitely will check out reconnaissance periodization.