Recent content by wolverine22391

Go with a Mohawk and you won't have problems. If you take your time and look you can find a decently used, and priced Mohawk on Craigslist. I have the 7000# lift and would feel comfortable with something like a gmc3500, or f350 easily.

I have a NG Bosch 940 Es tankless water heater, and as of now it's only used for hot water use. I am planning on going radiant in my basement soon, and was curious if I should use this water heater as they got it written up in the Manuel or go with a complete separate system all by itself. I am...

Thank you this clears things up That's good and unfortunate about it needing to be 4 wires due to disconnect. Thank you for the help, I am going to end up spending a little more and get a 4 wire ser cable, and add the disconnect. Thank you guys, learning a lot. Any more info is welcomed.

Are you talking about right after the meter before the panel? As of now there is just the current line from meter to panel with no disconnect in between.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-4-0-4-0-2-0-Black-Stranded-Al-Sweetbriar-URD-Wire-By-the-Foot-55418499/205001902 Http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/0c/0ca6c9f3-d9d7-43b3-8fcd-7e9e8c199bec.pdf hello everyone. I have found this wire, and was curious if I am able to use it indoors...

Ha They would be good for that.

they do have the thermal sensors with them.

Thank you everyone for the input, I think I had gotten wrapped up more on the Luman side of it than the color. I was figuring that all I would have to do is add an igniter.

Just curious about HPS ballast Vs MH. Can you run High Pressure Sodium on a Metal Halide ballast by just adding a igniter? I have gotten a few metal halide pot lights for 10 dollars per unit and was wanting to run HPS in them due to being a lot brighter. Thanks for the help.

Some great ideas and thank you for the help. I kind of have an idea now. Just curious why the oxygen barrier per over regular?

Why oxygen barrier over regular pec? I am just curious.

My goal is snow removal, and I plan on using a wood boiler as my heat source since wood is free for me. What is an average type of spacing used for this kind of application, and does it matter what kind of pex? Thank you I am going to check out those sites

Quote: I am curious on what type of pex and size you use, and why. Ayuh,.... In the slab I'm pourin', I'm usin' 1/2" oxygen barrier pex, as that's what it calls for in my application,.... On the wooden floor above, I used the oxygen barrier rubber hose, same size, as I was told it's quieter...

I have been looking and still haven't found a answer yet. I am curious on what type of pex and size you use, and why. I am also planing on installing a drive that is 162' long, 18' wide up too 130' from the poll barn which goes into a curve on the east side widening out to a 32' x 20' pad in...

If money isn't a problem go with Mohawk's A-7 lift. This lift can handle a crew cab Silverado no problem. Being under this lift I would even feel comfortable under a Silverado 3500, and the lift is 25 years old. The A-7 is asymmetric, has a pad height of 3.5 inches, and easily adjusted width...