Recent content by Perryk

Hello, Quick question on wiring size.... I have a R-7 phase converter....and according to their Phase A Matic formula I need wiring for around 25 amps. FLA= 10amps FLA x 1.5 + 5amps idle for converter +20% (10*1.5+5) x 120%= 24amps I need 75' of wire to get my 220v single over to my R-7...

If anyone is familiar with Trimble RTK surveys please PM me if you have time to answer a few questions... Thanks Perry p.s....been roped into a small project and this is my only hiccup!

I have a Gemini 7000 XLT that I bought used locally.... Depending on how many times you are going up and down in a year, I am not sure its worth the extra money for American made... If you have any specific questions PM me.... and I can answer. Perry

Exactly.

So they can do what?...

I spent a couple days researching this, stopping at every welding supply store I could find and found that the Speedglas 9100x is the most reliable helmet with the best optics. If you are looking for a more affordable helmet, the Lincoln 3350 was also highly recommended. I just found this...

I bought my Whip a couple years ago and it suffered some minor damage in shipping. They sent me replacement parts and touch up paint and paid for 2 day shipping. It sounds like you have an issue with your installer and not Whip. I certainly wouldn't have waited 3 years to fix a leaking...

And I thought my NAD classic 7155 receiver, Mission speakers, and Marantz CD player was shop hifi... Replace those boombox speakers with some Paradigm Atoms :thumbup:

Seal it and forget about it.

Yeah those weird neighbours:lol_hitti

I know its not the same size/wall thickness, but yesterday I picked up 264' of 1 5/8" chromoly 0.083" for $3.98/ft. IMO $7.70/ft for 1.25" DOM is way too high.

Do you ask for permission?.. are you 5 yrs old?

Stick with NEW not newer. And save your Craftsman money and buy a CDI. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002LA1EDO/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Looks like someone has an addiction to the bottle!

After reading this, I am wondering as well.