Recent content by Crazy Legs

Amazing as usual!

wow incredible build! Subscribing!

Amazing build! Keep going!

Charles, actually you are 100% right on, I was reading about this switch, it is only rated for 1 fan and max of 1.5amps and i'm running 2 and i'm not sure the draw on them but they seem to be alot. I was also playing with the switch and if you hold down on the switch and wiggle it, it will shut...

I'll check on the low speed trim adjustability I'm not sure on the model number, I of course never thought there would be an issue so I pitched the packaging, original switch was single pole as well. All white wires together, copper bare wires together and switch was between both black wires (1...

Long story as short as possible, I have 2 commercial ceiling fans that were wired on a 3 speed 110V wall switch (rotary knob) and it worked great for 8 years and gave up. So I just bought a Lutron switch that looks like a regular on/off switch but has a little slide next to it that adjusts the...

That makes a bit more since cuz the entire unit was $30 (without bulbs) originally if I remember correctly. I was just worried there was something wrong with my wiring or something like that......

Thats funny i did a search on my issue and came up with my original post 5 years ago so i figure i'll add to the mess and give you an update after 5 years........lol Since the original post I've had to replace all 9 of my ballasts in these light fixtures now, Fortunately AFX (American...

looks great! Can't wait to see more pics :)

yeah I hear you guys, I can see me doing all of the above you guys have had to do. Well.... back to being confused and wondering lol

Hey guys, I've been searching & reading for weeks or more about trying to decide between Racedeck "free-flow" tiles or Rustoleum type epoxy on my smooth 5 year old concrete in my 24x30 shop. I use this garage as a shop, it has in floor heat and A/C in the summer. I weld, grind, paint etc on...

Outstanding! Can't wait to see more!

Ok here’s the latest, I went home and removed the PRV that was in the head and put in a spare gauge I had. Basically it worked flawlessly and pumped up all the way to 165psi and shut off just like it should. My main question is though, as you can see in the video the gauge on the head approx...

I'll do that tonight and see what happens, stay tuned.

kams, yes the reed plates and reeds themselves are identical. I've got a gauge I could put in place of the pressure relief valve, I'm assuming it supposed to be less than 70psi for the 1st stage since thats what the PRV has engraved onto it? And if its higher than that, that means the HP head...