Recent content by danmc91

So the pipe that is in place is a straight shot to daylight about 2 feet behind the back of the garage. Eyeballs place the drain about in the center of the garage so 12 feet of garage + maybe 2 more feet behind or about 14 feet give or take of pipe. I made a 1/4" hardware cloth cover for both...

Lots of good questions and comments. Thanks! I don't *think* I have water seeping under the slab but to be honest we started with such a large water issue that I may have just not gotten to that layer of the onion yet. Do you mean do this as an intermediate diagnostic step before doing...

Is this what you mean? 45 on the pipe to lower to the level in the catch basin?

I have a 24x24 detached garage in southern Minnesota. It is not insulated, heated, or cooled. It is on the downstream end of the driveway and we do get water inside during heavy rains. I'm working on trying to divert as much as possible before it gets in the garage but I still have a floor...

I have a 24x24 detached garage on a slab. It is not insulated or heated/cooled and it is located in southern Minnesota. The soffit appears to have been made of thin plywood that is delaminating and on top of that there is a bit of a gap in some spots where it meets the wall under the eaves...

yes, I know I'm replying to a very old thread...but it is about a significantly older tool and others may end up here. I ended up buying a PACKARD Motor Start Capacitor: 220 to 250V AC, 145-174 mfd, Round, 3 3/8 in Case Ht, 1 13/16 in Dia Item 44ZU49 Mfr. Model PTMJ145R from Grainger. Note...

Anyone know the right motor start capacitor (capacitance and voltage rating) for a Delta 62-610 motor? The one on my bandsaw seems to be in need of replacing and there are no markings on it. I took it out of the metal can that it mounts in and don't see anything at all. The motor hums and if...

By any chance do you know the specs on that motor start cap on your delta 62-610 motor? I have the same motor on a bandsaw I'm trying to get going and there are no markings on it (even after taking the metal can off). I'm fairly sure it is the capacitor that is bad on mine. Nice job on the...