I have Charter as my ISP, and have used my own separate cable modem and wireless router for years. I've saved enough money to have paid for them several times over... especially since my wireless was
This is similar to the one I have: http://www.sears.com/craftsman-leafwacker-trade-3-way-chipper-shredder-50-states/p-07177605000P Mine doesn't have the bag for the discharge. I have a lot of trees o
Can you install a temporary shade over it? _______________________________________________ Shop-talk@autox.team.net Archive: http://www.team.net/archive
There are tens of millions of these in use all over, and I expect that none of them have an equipment grounding conductor. There doesn't seem to be any widespread problem... Just make sure to use a p
I have no experience, but I've seen this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIMe8cvidGg Featuring this object: https://www.thetrackr.com/ _______________________________________________ Shop-tal
What did the spark plug look like when you pulled it out? -- Jeff _______________________________________________ Shop-talk@autox.team.net Archive: http://www.team.net/archive
Hmm. Maybe just a bad plug or a carbon track? Though low speeds and idling are things I'd try to avoid. I'm sure it's the same thing we did when we were teenagers and went out on the back roads to bl
Eric, I don't know the details of how the trailer is maneuvered with the forklift, but we had a "walker" for our travel trailer to fit it into a tight storage spot. I can't find a picture, but it was
Can you save 50% by securing one axle in place while it's on the ground? Chain it up or something? Then when you lift the trailer by the other axle, it will come up with it. You'd only need two wheel
Around here, the pros use a simple garden sprayer with water in it. Works just about as well, and much better if your hose doesn't reach to the cutting site. _________________________________________
Of course, Rule # 1 is "It's my garage". On the few occasions where I've had someone in, it's at a time when we have all day if necessary, and it's generally people who know which end of the wrench t
Why not use a HeliCoil? They come in 8-32 and 10-32...among other sizes... _______________________________________________ Shop-talk@autox.team.net Donate: http://www.team.net/donate.html Suggested a
--==6506866980785917917== --000000000000e8c8b805773f75f2 If you already fit the ball to the tongue, then it has to be the latch piece is hung. I'm going to go take a shower now... --000000000000e8c8b
If they are more than six years old, you could mount them, but warn the buyer they are not for long distance, high-speed driving. If they are more than ten years old, get a cheap set of rim protector
Made sense to me. Multiples of 12" and 16" (minus the saw kerf) should yield pieces that will fully utilize a sheet of plywood. Does that work for you? Otherwise you will have odd bits of about 8" by
--==8723618014165150121== --0000000000006b933b05785eb760 --0000000000006b933905785eb75f Bear in mind that you will have to tweak the dimensions a bit to get the sides to fit around the bottoms, etc.
--==4029998845645791840== --0000000000002cfc1405787eaed0 That's a great idea! Base is still 10.5" by 14.5" but short sides are 12" by 11.25", and long sides are 12" by 15.25". Actually results in les
--==0626640545780901580== --000000000000651ca805797c0276 Guys, I need about 300 get of extension cord. 16 AWG was fine at 100 ft. Can I string 3 of those together without a problem, or should I go up
This ^^ 40W over 300 feet is 0.13 W/ft. Probably get hotter lying in the sun. But regardless, I always unroll my extension cords fully. And in my youth, I burned up a rather large, expensive motor by