Recent content by stangster

I've been using CFL's. The days we had this past winter that were below zero they never came up to full brightness but other than that they do well.

Those look really nice. You did a good job hanging them.

Which parts are you looking for?

I installed the generator and all the electrical and had a licensed plumber run my gas line. He was best man at my son's wedding so we traded labor. Utility had to upgrade my meter, that cost me $450.00

If I remember right my Generac has a switch or valve to change over to propane. Not complicated.

Don't know if you've thought of it or checked but you need to make sure your gas meter can handle the extra load. I had to have the utility company come out and change mine.

We lose power alot, especially in the winter. I always check the oil about once a month whether we lost lower or not, that's how i noticed it getting milky when it got down real cold after exercising.

They should, but it probably won't do me any good.

It has never failed to start on a power outage. That sounds like an interesting way to do it, at least for the winter. The thing I like about the exercise cycle is it only runs a 2400 RPM. That's why I called Generac in hopes of being able to change the preset program somehow to run longer. What...

I installed a 20KW Generac on natural gas a little over 3 years ago. The third week it failed to start on it's weekly exercise ans Generac sent someone out and replaced the automatic choke assembly. The tech said it was a common problem and they have been retrofitting alot of them with a...

I bought some at a swap meet mast summer and used 4 for myself and sold two. Still have some left. $65.00 shipped. As you can see i made my own goose necks. Some are white, some are grey and the one is blue. Can't remember how many of the grey and white ones i have left. If this isn't the...

That is a very nice looking light. Great condition. I sold a few of my extras on e-bay but let the add expire. Still have a few more.

For my installation it is strictly for support. The conduit goes through to an electrical box on the inside of the buildings.

I think correctly is the wrong word to use. Seems more like personal taste or opinion. There is nothing electrically wrong with these installations as long as they are weather proof.

Thanks. Bought about 20 of the fixtures at a swap meet last summer. Made my own goose necks. Sold a few of the lights on e-bay.