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Your shop, Your money, Your decision so do what you want……. Some helpful info given here to save you time, money and aggravation.

I grabbed one and did a Wednesday delivery to get 6% back……. My kind of deal!!! THANKS! BTW! I will most likely add this to my collection of cheap tire pressure gauges and never use it.

I had one (OnTrac) delivery driver show up in a POS "hooptie" at 11:45PM.……. This delivery time could be very dangerous at some homes located in the rural areas. I think Homey Depot should limit deliveries between 9AM to 6PM for the safety of drivers and educate delivery drivers on proper...

Call HD and tell them you never received the package. When they see the picture of where it was dropped off at the curb they will know why you did not receive it……. Maybe someone picked it up thinking it was garbage?

I would check out e trailer for some "plug and play" wiring so you don’t have to splice wires. Without knowing the vehicle manufacturer here is a sample for a Chevy...

He *****! :beer:

On large jobs with services greater than 400 Amps I had a "generic" letter that the contractor would sign and seal that all terminations were properly torqued and put it in the job file………. NEVER did I want to witness anyone using a torque wrench because I would never get any work done.

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Next time you see a LICENSED Electrical Contractor at a 7-11 or WaWa in the morning politely ask him/her if they have a torque wrench or torque screwdriver on the truck and maybe 1 out of 10 will say yes……… Some may even say "what’s that?" :twak:

Big question: What is the connected load? Without knowing this I cannot answer your question…… A 40 amp breaker may be good.

FIFY! :lol_hitti

WRONG! That's a nice way of saying "You are no longer president of the Cheap SOB club" ;) :beer:

Try this!…… Dig down on the outside of the foundation (6” below the bottom of the slab) and drill a 1” hole through the poured foundation and this will relieve some hydrostatic pressure. The poured foundation is like a "bowl" filled with water. This will be the most invasive method to see if you...

I use to fail many "final building inspections" because of debris is the floor ducts and returns. I was at a 1 million SF mid rise assisted living facility and a few "nasty/filthy bastards" would pizz in bottles and place the bottles on top or inside the ductwork…….. Once we found this out we...

Hydrostatic pressure is excessive and must be relieved so I suggest installing a drainage system around the perimeter of the garage to relieve the pressure. Hydrostatic pressure can buckle foundations and wreak havoc on slabs.

Here is what you do: Place a piece of wood or cardboard sitting on wood or bricks under the car because this will eliminate any condensate confusion.…… If the cardboard is wet then it’s from the car. BTW! Post up a picture of the wet area once you dry it off "IF" the slab isolation trick...

Thanks for posting this deal however IMHO…… Spend a little more and buy the DeWalt jacks and you will thank me later! BTW! DeWalt will be adding accessories (EG: Extensions) to their jack.

Before you start "hammering" remember………… KROIL is your best friend! ;)

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