OK time to revive this zombie thread... I never ordered my recall kit and I'm wondering if someone has one they would be willing to sell me. The 800 numbers listed for ordering are non-operational...
Thank you all in advance!
I'm with Jack on this one. Got this headlamp on Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/CREE-XML-T6-LED-Bicycle-bike-HeadLight-Lamp-Flashlight-Light-Headlamp-1800-Lumen-/320934563535?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab930cecf
Incredibly bright and will last for hours with a rechargeable battery pack...
That's interesting they say it does not increase the value of the property since I bet you your tax assessment went up as a result of adding that "not-valuable" garage...
My question is not so much about the value of thee property increasing, but rather a large garage being a liability to a...
Thanks for your reply. A preliminary read of the building code appears favorable given our lot size. Again, with some lifts where some cars can be doubled up, it won't be that enormous but the lot will allow it.
Hi everyone,
I see myself building a new detached garage at some point in the near future. Storage of cars in a location 25 minutes away is no fun during the (short) driving season plus it's tough to have a nice workspace in the 3 car attached garage we now have.
Here's my question. I'd like...
Thanks guys. Citric acid is successfully used, just like vinegar or pa to remove rust, oftentimes by adding it to the cooling system and letting it circulate. I just don't know what it would do to the honing and other machined surfaces. Maybe instead of dipping it I should brush it off since...
Hi guys,
First time poster, long time lurker. I have a BMW 6 cylinder block that I had dipped at the machine shop to get rid of all the gunk but it still has surface rust. Cylinders have been honed and it's ready to be primed and painted after I de-rust it. My plan is to dip it in a citric...