Recent content by joablynn

There are photocells with options, but normally special order and expensive. I think Hubbell is the last ones I looked at. An astronomical clock is a much more economical and reliable option, personally I find them much preferable to a photo eye.

I like a diamond wheel in an angle grinder. Can make a mess, but cuts well.

A push from the feeding end can be worth a lot more than more force at the tugger. If I was in your shoes, I’d be adding an extra guy or two feeding, pulling it back out a few feet, then seeing if you can get it moving in again.

X3 you need a good HVAC contractor to evaluate and correct your ductwork, then get rid of that old air conditioner and put one in that is the correct size.

Yes, try NanoCad free

PEX A, B, and C tells us what method was used to crosslink (X) Poly Eyhylene (PE) tubing. PEX A is extruded hot with an arc running through it and achieve about 80% (if my memory is correct) molecular cross linking. PEX A is by far the most durable and flexible and accounts for roughly 30% of...

Kinda, sorta. Gould's bought them, then ITT bought Gould's, then ITT sold out all of the smaller Gould's stuff to xylem... Sent from my SM-A102U using Tapatalk

Swing will be fine. Your pump will most likely have a check valve in it too, the auxiliary check valve just takes some of the load off the built in one. Sent from my SM-A102U using Tapatalk

It sounds like you bought cold rolled from McMaster and hot rolled from the other places. Sent from my SM-A102U using Tapatalk

X2 Waterloo deals with this all the time, give them a call, I think they could help you out. Sent from my SM-A102U using Tapatalk

Yes, done all the time. I come from three generations of structural movers, we've moved things much larger and heavier than that. Were are you located? I could probably send you contact info for someone who works in your area. Edit: just checked your profile. My brother lives in/ works out of...