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I would also buy 20 replacement ones, for when they burn out. Or you'll have a bunch of different styles, colors, etc to drive you nuts.

There's many that look the same but aren't. Sometimes you can trim one to make it work.

If it breaks it should be called a breaker bar?

I got 4 more drums for you. Will you put them on top of the 4 you have. Doesn't that truck need an oil change?

this is what I like, can't remember the brand, though.

go to chamberlain site and find the manual

go up on the roof. and your helper.

Maybe the ignitor. like this. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Halco-55901-IGN-HPS1-35-150W-HID-High-Pressure-Sodium-HPS-Ignitor-Starter-18666/281375367886. some have ignitors, some don't.

My guess is 45. I'm curious it will wok or will bend and/or break. That probably depends on how much reinforcing you add. You have something you can copy? I modified a garden tractor plow to fit a quad. Every year it's less and less straight.

How about a hair pin on each end? easier access to any size...

Sometimes what's on the tag isn't the lastest markdown. Ask them to scan it , it may be cheaper than you think.

I'd try a slightly more expensive bulb you may have lying around the house.

Can I get some butter on that popcorn? Hey wait a minute, didn't I see California going up in flames, again? That you? Can we make this a poll? One vote for naive, and hairbrained. Anyone ever have little metal balls melt into a glass window of an automobile, like me, from a right...

I'd use a 0 tip on 3/8". I think the only size tips I ever used were 0 and 00. so my guess is maybe. My guess is also that you need to learn the proper technique of heating and then cutting.

"Only invited registered eBay users who see the Coupon in My eBay are eligible. Sorry, no forwarding—Coupon is not transferable"

That inspector seems clueless. mY MISTAKE, I MIGHT BE THE CLUELESS ONE HERE.

can you break them instead?

That doesn't sound good enough

I had a microswitch fail, so I added a 220v (dp) switch, then a couple years later the replacement failed. So I eliminated the microswitch, and added a pushbutton switch . now in emergency I can either flick the dp switch, or pull the 220 volt plug. There's some other ideas in the garage lift...

you follow the directions?