3.6L?Built a display stand for the wife's craft fair.
Then crawled around under her grand Cherokee to try and figure out where the slight oil drip is coming from. It's not dripping much.
I almost think the oil plug is loose, but there's oil all over the backside of the pan. I almost wonder if the pan gasket is leaking.
I'll spray it with a water hose and gunk off this weekend and see if I can see something more definitive.
Scored a Record #3 though.
Huh? I don’t see the roller you’re talking about.Earlier this week one of my LiftMaster 8500 garage doors started to move only about a foot and the wall controller displayed a 1-5 error. Today the door company replaced the opener (under warranty). Since LiftMaster doesn't make the 8500 any more, the new install is a model 98022.
The biggest difference between the older and newer models are that the 98022 does not use a roller that rides along the cable. Below you can see the 8500 on the left and the 98022 on the right.
You can mount them either side. Much like you can certain conventional openers.
You can see one of the screw holes where the roller used to be on the right. If you use your x-ray vision you can look through the curved rail on the left, the black thing is the roller on the other door.
Ya, I get that. The part I’m wondering about, is did he get the new opener moved to the other side of the door?
I’m sorry, I’m even more confused now..lol Doesn’t the cable go from the bottom of the door, and just wrap around the big pulley as the door rises?You can see one of the screw holes where the roller used to be on the right. If you use your x-ray vision you can look through the curved rail on the left, the black thing is the roller on the other door.
Have a good look at the top in the vee between the heads the oil filter/cooler housings are a known issue.
HF has nice non-pneumatic wheels n tires. I've got them on anything that doesn't absolutely need pneumatics. Garden cart, hand trucks, wheelbarrow, etc. It stopped the wasting a day, trying to revive flat tires after a year of non-use.
If you use some baby powder you should be able to easily locate where the leak is coming from, spray the area with brakeleen and puff the powder on the suspected areas, and wait.Built a display stand for the wife's craft fair.
Then crawled around under her grand Cherokee to try and figure out where the slight oil drip is coming from. It's not dripping much.
I almost think the oil plug is loose, but there's oil all over the backside of the pan. I almost wonder if the pan gasket is leaking.
I'll spray it with a water hose and gunk off this weekend and see if I can see something more definitive.
spray on foot powder around suspect leak areasBuilt a display stand for the wife's craft fair.
Then crawled around under her grand Cherokee to try and figure out where the slight oil drip is coming from. It's not dripping much.
I almost think the oil plug is loose, but there's oil all over the backside of the pan. I almost wonder if the pan gasket is leaking.
I'll spray it with a water hose and gunk off this weekend and see if I can see something more definitive.
Holy ****, nice lags on the vice. Sheesh. LOLStared at this shop for a while and decided to build some loft storage and beef up the rafter ties. I doubled the tie in the forefront and added a spacer. Added a ledger on the rear wall. Some of the rafters aren't even fastened and this has been standing for over 80 years. There isn't a ridge beam either which isn't necessary but it's the first I've seen. The way the vice was attached to the bench is interesting
Debating on doing the walls with 1.5" rigid foam and shiplap. You can see the sample board tacked up. Any thoughts/ideas?
I would like the hand hewn posts and beams visible. I'm also doing a layer of rigid foam on the outside at some point. The ceiling will be R20 Roxul covered in shiplap.
Not exactly a motion detectors, but a cable slack detector. If the arm moves due to cable slack, the motor operator is disabled.Here's a view with both openers in separate images. I have a total of three doors (see my avatar) with jackshaft openers on all of them. The 8500 (left image) in on one of my doors and the new 98022 (right image) is on another.
The 8500 has a spring-loaded roller that contacts the door's support cable. I'm assuming this provided an input to tell the opener's logic that the door was moving. The 98022 does not have this roller and is, in my opinion, a much cleaner look without the roller.
Poor man’s dye penetrant test! Love it!
Yup, that's a shop.Kay, thank you. Moving forward I'd like to refer to this as the "Woodshop" "Shop" if you will. lol
I'm going to be spending a lot of time in there and love the age/history. I've never had more than a 8 x 12 shed. This is 10 x 22 It's monstrous! lol
On top of that I have a 20 x 20 barn for the track car and gardening stuff.
I think that is a slack sensor, if the cable goes slack the opener stops.Here's a view with both openers in separate images. I have a total of three doors (see my avatar) with jackshaft openers on all of them. The 8500 (left image) in on one of my doors and the new 98022 (right image) is on another.
The 8500 has a spring-loaded roller that contacts the door's support cable. I'm assuming this provided an input to tell the opener's logic that the door was moving. The 98022 does not have this roller and is, in my opinion, a much cleaner look without the roller.
Not me. Much as I'd like one, I'm having trouble spotting it in the shop. This is a pair of Senville full heat pump units for the KWA-MHW. I've installed several of these units. They seem to be pretty good. So are the Pioneers, Mitsubishis, Mr Cools.
