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So I bought this monstrosity from Lowes: https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-63-In-Patriotic-Workstation/5016397205 And since I have never transported something of this size and weight before, I have a couple of questions. I am going to use a flat bed trailer, but unsure if I should keep the...

This has me rethinking the 18k unit.

The garage will hold three cars and when lucky, I will sometimes work on them. The wooden garage doors at some point down the line will get replaced, but for now I can tack on bubble foil type radiant barrier against the doors if needed. Resealing them will also help with air leakage. In...

I am looking at this unit, which I can get for around $700. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hessaire-DIY-22-5-SEER2-18-000-BTU-WiFi-1-5-Ton-Ductless-Mini-Split-Air-Conditioner-Heat-Pump-Variable-Speed-Inverter-208V-230V-H18FB2/333810451

I do see the point of letting the unit run longer rather than short cycling it. My other thought was it might be cheaper to buy a 24k and let that run without spending additional $$ of insulation (I would have to cut holes in the drywall and blow it in). Not sure, which is the smarter path here?

The side seals do press into a channel inside the door frame.

I'll take a look at these + replacing the roller wheels as well.

I have a partially insulated attached three car garage @ 660sqft. I say partially insulated, because the room above it and the walls facing the interior of the home are insulated, but not the sides and it has a wooden garage door with windows. I am finding decent deals on 18k MiniSplits, but...

I have a wooden garage door from 1988, that I would like to replace the seals on. The bottom seal is nailed to the door. How would one remove this? Should I go for a bulb seal as a replacement ? The side seals have too much of a gap. What can I get out there to close any and all air gaps...

Anyone know if this deal is hackable by returning everything minus the pole saw? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18V-10-in-Brushless-Cordless-Battery-Powered-QUIK-LOK-Pole-Saw-w-M18-FUEL-24-in-Hedge-Trimmer-3016-20PS-3033-20/332734086

Pressing down on the brake pedal produces pressure....lifting off the pedal eliminates the pressure. Should be able to remove the gauge at that point. According to SSBC and LEED brakes, they either make their own adapters or have them custom built, but they do not sell the adapters separately.

Your not concerned about those jack stands falling down and striking that beautiful GN?

Were you able to source these adapters?

Yes, I want to attach it via the bleeder and no, It does not have a bleeder on the gauge. I think the idea is once your foot is off the brake pedal, all pressure is eliminated and therefore can remove it without issue. I also took the fitting that was on the end of the test tool and matched...

Looks like pipe thread