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I feel your pain with the single car. Last house we rented was a one car, and it was a bear to work on anything. When we were looking for a house my fiancee found this, and instantly knew where we were moving: We're just north of broadripple park. Your garage looks great.

Thanks, that give me a good idea of what to build. Being 6 4", I look a bit comical using the saw on the current stand.

I have a couple of the county comm one's. I bought a few as spares. I've used one for a few years, and it's good as new. No use for the spare. Much better than the split rights. Plus, county comm has so much cool stuff $20 isn't a problem.

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Milton V connectors can be had cheaper here: http://www.toolsource.com

amazon has the same pads for about the same price when shipping is calculated. + I don't have to create another account at another site: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008HQ2AAW/?tag=atomicindus08-20

My home depot had this 80 gallon for $549: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202657515/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=511749&storeId=10051#BVRRWidgetID Only a single stage, but I don't think the price can be beat.

which home depot? how many they have? Thanks.

I had the same thing happen with a 3.1. Not sure if the heads are the same, but I got the tool and kit from Napa. I think it was only about $30, but that was 5 years ago.

Glad you took my advice instead of just ******* and moaning about Sears like some people. Everyone there i've talked to has been helpful, and i've walked away happy each time. Yes, their normal customer services *****, so does most company's at this point, the trick is finding the right person...

Email: [email protected] This is their executive customer service team. Write them a nice email explaining what went wrong, and some possible ways they could make you happy. They are the only people at sears that have the power to make things right. Trust me on this. I have been screwed...

If you have a Harbor Freight close they sell a rivnut gun with some rivets for like $12. Might be worth it to pick it up and experiment. It's one of those tools you didn't know you needed until you get one.

thanks for the reply. It got me thinking,and I replaced the 4 wire thermostat (was an extra I replaced with a programmable) with a 2 wire. Now the heater functions correctly, and the gas valve does also.

Can anyone help me sort out how to wire the thermostat for this heater? Reznor UA-75 SN: VB933N914 I intend to use a 4 wire thermostat I had laying around (no blue). There is only a black and white wire out of the back of the heater. What wire needs to be connected where?

Get some foamboard insulation for the garage door,and insulate the wall that currently isn't. It will be less drafty, and make it much easier to heat. total cost should be under $100 I was in a similar situation last year, and I'd suggest a kerosene heater. The downside is that it may take a...

I did this with my jeep last summer. Raised each corner on jackstands, then, made cribbing out of 2x4's (about a foot tall, as the jeep is already lifed). Lifted the car taller, and put the cribbing under each tire. There was much more room than using jackstands, and I was able to lift the...

I have a blue handled crimper, that I bought from amazon. It's made by a company called toolaid: http://www.toolaid.com/ from what I can tell they seem to make all of these that have the blue handle, and I think from what I can recall they are a knockoff of the MSD crimpers. I looked at the...

It seems like the regular sears customer support staff is not intelligent enough to solve problems, and is not empowered to resolve issues either. They only have canned responses, and they are often not satisfactory. The couple of times that I have contacted them I have been more frustrated than...

To all who inquired about the bins. I have gotten really busy this summer, and just don't have the time right now to box/ quote/ ship these things. I havent' been replying to you as quick as I should, and can't in the immediate future. Just too much on my plate. If your interested, and local...

go here, and look on the lefthand side for the different types of storage systems: http://www.akro-mils.com/industrial/ The bins have a simple Lip at the back to hang from. You could easily make some hangers using some flat stock, and something to space that stock away from the walls. That's my...