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Rrslaback replied to the thread Multiplication factor for no insulation and porous structure.Of course it is a losing battle. But it isn't a system that is going to try to maintain a temperature for days. It shouldn't be much...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Multiplication factor for no insulation and porous structure.The biggest reason we are hoping to go with a mini split instead of a window or wall unit is noise. I absolutely hate the fan and...
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Rrslaback posted the thread Multiplication factor for no insulation and porous structure in Heating and A/C.My wife has a cheap amish built playhouse in the woods behind our house that she uses as a kitschy writing cabin for her sermons...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Pin fitment gages.The issue only fully resolved when he backprobed at the ecu and the extra pressure from the needle forced good connection. I have a...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Pin fitment gages.Damn guys. I had the video cued up to start at the right time and everything. It probably took you longer to type out that you weren't...
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RI was watching a recent diagnosis video and the issue ended up being a pin fitment issue on the throttle actuator motor. The technician...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Name that twist lock.It looks close enough to give it a try.
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Name that twist lock.That is correct. I like to change as little as possible, especially on vintage stuff. The cord end is a candidate for change because I...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Name that twist lock.Oh ****. Did I accidentally type "suggest a retrofit for me" when I meant to type "name that twist lock?"
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Name that twist lock.nope
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RI bought a vintage golf cart recently and I would like to utilize the original mounted charger in it. The charger uses a twist lock...
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Trenching bucket width.I hadn't considered the boom width. It seems like it would be around 100mm but the coupler area is definitely wider.
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Trenching bucket width.He already owns the new toy.
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Trenching bucket width.I've played with it digging holes with my 5 year old nephew who loves construction and the edges of the holes seemed to stay pretty well.
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Rrslaback replied to the thread Trenching bucket width.no
