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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Name that twist lock.You can grind the tang off and make them work if they are the right diameter and wide enough
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Name that twist lock.I'm sorry, I thought you wanted to replace the receptacle. As I remember, those old bakelite plugs are easy to fix.
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Name that twist lock.Why not just buy an up-to-date motor-base receptacle?
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DI did a very similar paint scheme in my garage. I went with 4 high bay lights and am pretty happy with the amount of light. Only change...
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Garage paint scheme.Had you already painted it I would say it looks great. But since you haven't, I will say I think the black ceiling looks awful. And I...
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Name that twist lock.Pretty sure I have seen them on old carnival ride lights.
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread drip leg.It is designed to put water in the tank.
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DDaveAndStuff reacted to Caleb T's post in the thread 2026 Garage Sale Thread (15th Annual) with
Wow.
I haven't been on in a while, but really wanted to share this score! I had a mens breakfast at church Saturday morning, and I was... -
DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread drip leg.I was talking about the buck-saw
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread drip leg.Is that an emegeny pressure relase hanging on the front?
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DA 1/4" street ell will fix you right up to use common back or bottom mount gauges
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread drip leg.Street elbow Should have kept reading
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread Craftsman Professional Tool Box Owners - Feedback Wanted.Check to see if it's just a mailbox lock, that's what mine was...
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Dme personally, I would put the drier and water traps inbetween the compressor and the 1st tank. might as well try to keep the water out...
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DDaveAndStuff replied to the thread drip leg.Is it a dryer or an after-cooler?
