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I just picked one up at a battery wholesaler I buy from. The year on it is 1955. And each month has an artists rendition of a car built in 1955. 2011 and 1955 share the identical days. It's extra special to me being the year I was born.

Listen. I no I am not the brightest bulb in the box, and know, not the sharpest knife in the drawer either. But if you only new half as much as me, you'd get over it. I'm fairly knew here on the board, but I'm reely trying to fit in.

Please elaborate on that. I'm interested in buying one also, but not if there are service issues.

I have got to get one of those leg lamps from Christmas Story. Anyone know where I can get one?

Are you certain just the tip of the thermocoupler is in the pilot flame? That is where the flame should be hitting it.

I have a situation I was hoping you all could help me out with. I have a building that has two seperate rooms with a foyer area that connects the two rooms. There is a rooftop A/C -Heatpump unit that supplies both rooms. The thermostat is in one room. The problem is that the two rooms are never...

Ouch. That might chaff ya to much!:lol_hitti

When I was a young-un I took some welding classes at our local tech school. Our instructor was an older gentleman who had really really bad hearing. One day in class he told us why. A past student had brought a car in to have some welding done underneath it. He had asked the instructor to use...

When I worked for the Dept. of the Defense as an aircraft electrician years ago tool accountability was imperative. For that reason we lined our tool boxes with about 1/2 inch styrofoam, and then cut an opening for each tool. Then we would paint the opening with a red paint so it really stood...

Connect the two blacks coming from the lights together and connect a pigtail to them. Then connect the pigtail to your switch. Run the other black wire you show to the other leg of the switch.

Connect all the whites together. Connect the black coming in to the black going to the hallway and pigtail off of that a black to both switches. Then hook the black going to the fan to one switch and the black going to the light to the other switch. Connect all your grounds together and pigtail...

You sir, got a killer deal. Hard to beat Quincy for dependability and parts. I have two at work and really like them.

O.K. I'm slow.... but good.:pimpflash Yes, Bailey for sure. But then for me it was always Mary Ann over Ginger.:bounce:

Yep. I think you got it right. The instructions that come with the photocells as a rule tell you to be sure the cell is not in any exterior light source.

I thought it was Les Nessman.

I would use an ohm meter. Disconnect your power and isolate yout stat from your element. Then put an ohm meter on your stat leads and adjust your stat up and down. The ohm meter will show an open or close reading as you do this if it's working. If it shows an open condition no matter where you...

I like the gate roller idea for economic reasons. Why not do that and then hide under some type of wood cover.

Your humility about all the platitudes you recieve here is refreshing Jack. I agree with what most have posted about how you inspire so many. I have a long way to go (may never get there in fact) to get my space as organized and clean looking as yours. But it always gives me something to shoot...

Well for my 2 cents, Craftsman power tools are nothing more the Harbor Frieght on steroids. Often weak steroids at that. I have gradually started upgrading to Bosch and not been disappointed yet.

Not to derail the thread, but have any of you using OSB on the ceilings use construction adhesive with it? Is it overkill?