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Following. Can we get a better picture of that vendor diagram? .

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I find it easier to just use my helicopter.

Recite outloud? Pretty sure that disqualifies for the prize...

Any postal scale would do, especially if you're using small cans. If you're charging from a bulk cylinder, youll need the 50lb scale. The weight of the hose is not an issue, I just zero the scale after I purge the air & try not to change the lay of the hose. I used a paint mixing scale to weigh...

Look, people buy bottled water. Any surprise premix antifreeze caught on?

Discussed a couple weeks ago: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/just-paid-6-99-a-gallon-for-kerosene.507401/#post-9876045

I'm surprised nobody said to just weld a nut on the broken screw 😄

Variable speed? I believe someone in another thread commented they are somewhat delicate if ductwork isn't sized perfectly & replacement is very expensive. Is multi-speed not a good substitute? Asking because I'm in the market & don't know myself.

Wait.. You poured 10cm on top of 20cm to get 30cm?

Same, but I find the funnel buddy a little pricey for what it is. I think every funnel should have a cover, so I am imaging something similar with metal disks mounted to vertical drawer slides to accommodate different length funnels. Maybe I'd incorporate several on that tree...🦧

I have a 40 year old Knipco torpedo heater I believe is 125k btu's. I don't use it often, but I've been running diesel thru it for at least 5 years. Figured I had nothing to loose, since it was old & I had diesel for my Kubota. I don't even know where to buy kero anymore except a hardware...

Just sounds to me like 85 ft/lbs is enough torque for the application, 150 was the initial torque to set the wedges.

Glad its working for you. Looks like you have it plumbed straight without a primary/secondary loop?

I thought I saw somewhere that the re-torque number should be somewhat less than the original torque spec.

Yeah, i was thinking of installing a mini-split, but the compressor would be on an eve wall. We had a big snowfall & the resulting avalanche has me thinking of ways to protect it.

Even if electric cables were practical the cost of the electricity to warm that much area would be considerable. Torpedo heater seem like the best solution, but a thermostat might be wasting heat when its cold but no snow. If it has internet access, maybe a wifi outlet so you could turn on...

What is the reasoning for wanting footers under your posts?

Yeah, this is everyday **** here in the rust belt. Worse case scenario, you drill it out & use a nut & bolt.

Agree with above. So weld a nut on top just barely started on the threads. Then TIGHTEN the nut to run the stud down. Cut or grind off the unthreaded portion, then loosen from the top to remove.