Recent content by nyy845

Call a leak detection company. They will find the locate the leak for you. Then you can dig and fix or hire it out.. They can use correlating loggers, ground mic, or He. Either way it will be much cheaper than replacing the entire line.

Gladiator hooks are on "special buy" today; it appears they are 15% off. I've had trouble finding any deals on these since the end of Sears... I miss the good old days where I'd get these for free with points!!

Everything is relative, and yes, I need a pressure washer to wash a car. I enjoy detailing and keeping my cars pristine. Since I've gone down the rabbit hole of detailing, there are defects I notice now that most people won't even notice and washing a car improperly causes 90% of those defects...

Look up a leak detection service. There are a couple of methods: - Correlating loggers (only works on metallic lines) - He Leak detection - pump helium into line and detect with a helium detector One of these methods should be able to pinpoint the leak

Since it was 55 degrees in CT today, and the high over the next few days is in the 20s I washed the car.

Saw this on SD. I use this for cleaning the undercarriage of my cars especially in winter for the salt, but has many other uses. It works great and this is the cheapest I've seen it. The description does state "factory blemished" You need this code for free shipping: DTFOMLKSALE...

Attempted to clean my gutters with pressure washer extension poles / specialized nozzle. What a waste, didn't work at all. My house is 3 stories at the corner and I really dislike being up there scooping out leaves. It was difficult to control and ineffective. I went back to my old method of my...

I have been using the Franklin for years; mine is the blue model (not sure if it denotes model) purchased from Costco

Find a local utility locating company. This is literally 30 minutes of work. They will snake the line with a detectable duct rod and locate the line. Most are also able to video inspect the line if you so desire.

GEARWRENCH 15 Piece 3/8inch Drive 6 Point Universal Impact Socket Set, Metric - 84918N https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UM68IQU/?tag=atomicindus08-20 These are swivel sockets that I've had on my watch list Price: $93.82 - 20% = $75 Only $1 more than the lowest ever per CCC

Chase has 35% off (via credit) for Zoro on select chase cards; if eligible add it to your card. I just did it. Max credit: $157 I'm looking at the Chainsaw with 12.0 and charger for $456.67, after the credit it comes out to about $299 after credit (before tax, free shipping)...

AMEX has a $10 statement credit on a $50 purchase from Advance Auto. You have to "add" this deal to the card prior to purchase. It can be multiple transactions prior to a certain date (I forgot what it was, but I think it was a month). I got this set plus Meguiar's M105; you can use their 20%...

Thanks for starting this thread. I've been meaning to do this for years. I ordered from ebay and I installed it yesterday. I was surprised at how "uncentered" my impeller was in the shaft. I had to adjust all the rubber flaps after installing, so there will be a smaller gap on one side and it...

I picked these up for $53. I have only used them once but seem to be identical to GW. I have the GW 84T flex head, sometimes the flex is annoying so picked these up. I have plenty of other ratchets but love the high tooth count feel.

Damn, I am curious to see the cause here. Thanks for posting. I was highly considering these since my ceiling is too low for a traditional lift...