Recent content by z28dad

Thanks, That is what I was thinking. For some reason I thought I took the jumper out, but noticed last night that I didn't. I will have to remove it.

When installing a service disconnect meter base, then using a 4 wire setup to connect to the main panel, is the main panel then treated as a sub panel with the neutral bus bonding jumper removed? The neutral and ground wire are tied to the same bus in the meter base. Thanks, Russ

Thanks Dandan for the compliments. Texas-saluki, for me the primer was extra insurance. My flour was very porous and really soaked up the primer. I believe it helped give a uniform color with regards to the topcoat. It also prevented any out gassing through the topcoat. I had both these issues...

Mine glows on the first three rows, top to bottom. I purchased a manometer and made all the checks. Everything was ok. I have noticed a discoloration in the heat exchanger on the first bends.

A couple of other things that I can think of are : - I purchased a new 5 gallon bucket and mixed both part A's together for color consistency. - If you do your floor in sections have a safe place you can set the roller, while mixing. I had an extra bucket that I just hung it over the side. -...

I finally got this done and it turned out really good. The slab is about 11 years old and it had a sealer on it. Also my painter sprayed the walls and I had a ton of over spray on the floor. I ended up renting a diamond grinder and to be honest I almost over-ground the floor trying to get the...

This brings back some memories. Looks like the same thing I had to do with my floor. I used the HD stuff from Legacy. It worked great. Keep up the progress. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished floor.

I double checked tonight with the unit running and you cant see the unit moving, or the springs. Whats neat is if you feel the rods on the heater side you can feel the vibrations of the unit. If you feel the top rods there is no vibration. One other thing Ive noticed, ever since I turned the...

It doesnt move that much. The case of the unit has a large hole cut for the flue so no worries.

I think I finally got this heater project wrapped up, just in time to turn on the AC unit.:lol_hitti Today I installed the Amber/booth BSRA 1-50 vibration hangers. I can't believe what a difference these things made. I only ran the heater for about 5 minutes but I could feel no vibration...

I dont guess I have ever seen one. When I read the post I was thinking about an af or gf.:lol_hitti. Most of the stuff I have worked on is ch brand.

If its just a service wire meaning "drop" you should be ok and probably will not see a bill. Now if it was a main cable meaning 25 pair or more, now we are into some money! This is the way my provider does it. Hopefully your is the same.

Dave, I was worried that I wouldn't have enough weight to compress the springs, but I think I will.

Got some stuff today. I purchased a meter that measures up to 35"wc. Also the Vibration hangers came in. They are a little large. They are suppose to handle up to 50lbs. The heater weighs about 80lbs. I'm a little worried that they will be too large, but the spring compresses pretty easy and...

Guys, I have a question concerning the vibration hangers. I have ordered them, and they are on the way. Does it make a difference if I install them next to the strut or can I install them down next to the heater? Will it make a difference? The reason I ask is, a couple of my threaded rods are...