Recent content by Hinrix6

I have a 2010 Explorer Sport Trac and had the same problem getting the hub assembly loose. After a couple hours, I decided to check YouTube for help. A video showed a guy putting the three bolts back in the assembly, but not tightening them. Each stuck out about 1/2 an inch. He placed a jack...

My tip is to buy comfortable safety gear. This doesn't mean it has to be the most expensive, just that it has to fit you well. As an example, there are some people who don't like to wear safety glasses because they are uncomfortable or annoying to wear. Take the time to try several styles and...

I'm not much of a welder, but I made this rack for for an electric golf cart that I gave my mom. She uses it to haul feed and water to her miniature horses on her farm. I took the double golf club bag holder off of the back of the cart and attached it to the rack in front. It is the perfect...

I received a Black and Decker Gyro cordless screwdriver. At first I thought it wouldn't be very useful, but I am amazed at the amount of power that it has as well as how long the battery lasts. It is just a great tool to have in the house.

I added two 2x2 egg crate ceiling tiles in the hallway and opened some of the styrofoam blocked bays. That's when I realized that the blocking to the east of the hall was actually a joist that runs the length of the wall. It turns out the joists run North-South to the East of the hall and...

I had to remove the clutch master cylinder on my '98 F150 work truck this weekend. The line that goes to the transmission is held on at the master cylinder by a small roll pin. The pin could not be pushed out by hand, and there is no room to tap the punch with a hammer. Even if there were...

gregtwojeeps - thanks for the detailed post. I will try to answer you questions. The HVAC company did not perform a thermal air balance evaluation. I am sorry, but I missed the cold air returns for the second floor. The furnace has an opening on the side, there is a filter installed, and...

Thanks for the replies. To answer some questions, the walls are not open at the top, there is foam blocking filling up the bays at the top of the walls. There are not heat registers or returns in the hall bathrooms or hallway. There are registers in the warehouse bathrooms (left side in the...

The company that I work for has a two-level office. The furnace is installed on the second floor and uses the plenum between the upper level floor and lower level drop ceiling as the air return. There are two 2x2 egg crate tiles and one 2x4 egg crate tile to facilitate air return. The problem...

I purchased an Astro 9509 Go-Through Screwdriver Set due to the high reviews on this forum as well as other reviews online. I have to say, they are great feeling screwdrivers. They are very heavy, and have powerful magnetic tips. One thing that I found concerning is, upon close inspection...

Re: Teardrop Camper -- Structural Thoughts I don't mean to get off the topic of designing a camper, but if anyone in the Omaha area is interested in a free teardrop camper that needs a ton of TLC, I came across this gem this morning. http://omaha.craigslist.org/zip/5144110892.html

This happens to me too, but for me it happens immediately after I get some "extra" cash - vacation time payout at work, tax return gets deposited, etc...guaranteed to have several repairs in the near future that will consume all of that money.

Like tjpavlov said, Sears isn't necessarily selling this product directly. Their Sears "Marketplace" is acting as a venue to other sellers, similar to Amazon.

Small Sears Craftsman tool box and some random tools for $10 in Sioux Falls, SD. http://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/tls/5004865154.html

I had a similar problem and my father-in-law told me about a product he uses in his combine and equipment. It is called Fresh Cab. I had to get it at the John Deer dealership, but it probably be purchased online. I have been using it in my camper and a seldom driven vehicle for about four...