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Other manufacturers specifically tell you to not drill all the way trough, because the breakout spalls a reverse cone at the bottom of...
Today at 5:59 PM
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I have to agree to this too. Rebar is not always specified by the lift manufacturers. The difference is the size of the base. Look at...
Wednesday at 1:39 PM
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If you get a four post, realize they cost more and to use them you will be getting bridge jacks that are expensive. I have a bad back...
Wednesday at 1:37 PM
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I asked every salesman I could get a hold of to ask the question of whether symmetric or asymmetric is better for trucks etc... and I...
Tuesday at 7:36 PM
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Cast Iron to PVC union, Plumbers what am i looking at here?
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Last Summer I was talking someone on the phone through one of these joints. I did it previously in 1979 and the homeowner was finally...
Tuesday at 7:18 PM
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Any Long Lasting garage door openers?
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I would definitely get a belt drive if I got a regular opener. They are so quiet.
Tuesday at 6:47 PM
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Looking for small drive screws or rivets with large heads ??
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Thank you
Monday at 10:13 PM
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wow diamond blades don't last long
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Might be the blade. I have a blade that I have been using to cut concrete and stone for years. It was a couple hundred bucks and I...
Monday at 10:11 PM
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Any Long Lasting garage door openers?
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Jack shaft openers have their problems. They don't push down on the door, so they need a deadbolt. Only the newest models can monitor...
Monday at 10:07 PM
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cpakalolo
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Looking for 2 post lift recommendations
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Some of these lifts are so wide, that opening a two door is easy to do.
Monday at 9:27 PM
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Looking for 2 post lift recommendations
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You say you want symmetric. Don't limit yourself. You might want a bi-symmetric. I just got an asymmetric Tuxedo 11 k, TP-11 KC-DX...
Monday at 9:23 PM
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it's quite common that people to think you need 3 wire plus ground for 240 volts
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where is this adapter posted? its a really dumb design since the 6-50 doesnt have a neutral. as CGT80 stated, i would check the j box...
Monday at 6:39 PM
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Cordless 1/4" hex power drivers - your screwdriver and impact driver lineup
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Wow! I literally can shop from that one picture for a new one to replace my old Skill Twist.
Monday at 6:14 PM
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Cordless 1/4" hex power drivers - your screwdriver and impact driver lineup
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If you find a good one let me know. I have owned them over the years. The best was a 3.8 volt Skill Twist. Not the best battery, but...
Monday at 6:03 PM
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cpakalolo
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Looking for small drive screws or rivets with large heads ??
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I use regular aluminum rivets that you just hit with a hammer. You drill the hole, drop the rivet in and pound until good. They are solid.
Monday at 5:40 PM
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