Recent content by Matrazzo

A modulating bypass will allow the furnace to run without tripping off on high limit when a smaller zone is running, essentially the bypass damper opens up and dumps excess air back into the return. I would start with that but being that your furnace is over sized additional ductwork may be...

I would advise against cutting a hole in your supply trunk. Yes it will drop the static pressure, however if it is too big you run the risk of dropping too much pressure and robbing farther away runs of heating/cooling. If your zoning doesn't have a modulating bypass then your contractor really...

This Saturday August 16th Ace hardware is doing an event where you donate 5 dollars to Children's Miracle Network Hospital and in return you get a 5 gallon bucket and you receive 20% off anything that fits in the bucket. I don't know how wide spread Ace hardware is but I figured i'd share this...

My fathers friend helped my father and I side our house last year, wasn't too difficult. The only tricky parts were making sure the siding lined up all the way around the house, but after the first few rows on every side it was fairly simple. Best of luck to you

I always have my 410 in the garage with me while I'm tinkering out there. I live in a nice area but last year my neighbors on both sides of me were burglarized, I think my 130 pound hairy beast deterred the thieves from my place. Well one night about a week after my neighbors house was broken...

If you do go the craftsman route it should be noted that the some of the evolve series do not have a lifetime warranty

Nice weim junkman

Re: what did you do in your garage today? I rewired the ATV trailer today and since my new truck didn't come with a tow wire harness I picked one up and did that. Still don't have a hitch on it yet but I gotta wait til my paycheck Friday to buy one

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Brought a load of scrap to the scrap yard, came home mowed the lawn and changed the mower blades. And lastly cleaned and organized my toolbox

I'll Start with my budget right now which is about $35 give or take a little depending on how much I make from this load of scrap(that's where tool money comes from). I really need a pair of dykes(cutters) I hate using my dads no name that just chip and bend when I try to cut like 12 gauge solid...

I am looking at a set of kobalt pliers and want some GJ reviews on how they hold up. Do the dykes last or do they chip? Does the young and groove slide easy or too easily? Ect. Ect. This is the set I'm looking at...

Both my grandfathers do :bounce:

This is my 4 year old Weimaraner Gunner and my dad. Not much of a garage dog he's scared to death of the air compressor and power tools but take him in the field and shoot a 16 gauge over him and he won't flinch. Born from a hunting father and show dog mother he's a hefty 130 pounds and stands...

Everyday is the same thing Gerber knife in front right iPhone in front left Wallet and keys in back right Grizzly wintergreen long cut in back left unless I'm with mom then I hide it behind my wallet