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So for my 32X40 I am using an in floor heat. The heat source is an AO Smith tankless hot water heater. This heater is used to heat both my domestic hot water I use out there and then also heat floors through a brazed plate heat exchanger (my floors are on a separate loop since they have a glycol...

http://www.menards.com/main/electrical/rough-electrical/load-centers/main-breakers/100-amp-br-loadcenter-20-20-circuits-value-pack/p-1984714-c-6437.htm Sorry try this link instead. Its $49.95. So if I have a square d panel it takes only square d breakers? and same goes for eaton panel/cutler...

Im looking to put a 100 amp panel in my shop and came across this... didnt know eaton even made panels. Is this a decent deal? Should I stick with Square D instead or shouldnt it matter? If link doesnt work it is an Eaton 100 Amp BR Loadcenter, 20/20 Circuits-Value Pack. 100 Amp BR...

If I set them so they are off a few inches they would land on the flats... Makes it easier but I don't know if it will be noticeable. I will pry get a few people to hold them up so I can stand back and see how far they are off and if its noticeable

Trim on the building is white so a white backer would look fine

So I bought some outside lights that I plan to mount on each side of the garage doors, two on the ends and one in between the doors. The problem I have is in order to get them to have the outside two mounted evenly and the one centered in the middle, they will land on the ribs of the steel...

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So I bought some outside lights that I plan to mount on each side of the garage doors, two on the ends and one in between the doors. The problem I have is in order to get them to have the outside two mounted evenly and the one centered in the middle, they will land on the ribs of the steel...

I missed out on that one... bummer!

says they have 1 left in stock but the price is $329.00... DAMN

I'd call that a good find!

I had two of them to get rid of on the property I bought. I a couple old retirees stop by and told me if I get them a 20 yard dumpster they would do it for $600 a per trailer. They tore them down and anything could be scrapped was scrapped, burnables burnt, and everything else went into the...

Absolutely correct! Any "injection" style oil would work. Yamalube works well for it and that bike will not use much anyways. Keep it simple. Run good gas and an injection oil and you will be just fine. The only time I would say get away from a manufactuer brand oil is maybe in a high...

A local builder in my area has it on his driveway and sidewalk to his shop. It is awesome. No salting needed, no shoveling... instead it just melts. He set the grade on his driveway to accomodate for the runoff of water.

Actually no there isn't. My house is next door to my parents house. At the end of their yard is the natural gas line end. They are the last house with it. 300ft south is my house. Same side of the road so no boaring. No driveways to cross. I will say they told me I could cut 1500 off the price...