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Just wondering if there is much of a difference between Certainteed and Owens Corning fiberglass batts except the price. The Certainteed is $38.99-11% a bale covering 133.68 sq ft, and Owens Corning is $59.42 a bale covering 118.83. I like a good deal like anybody would, however when I see this...

I used the same material with absolutely no regrets. It comes in galvanized as well. I used 20 ft panels, they come up to 40 ft. Flats spots were great for electrical boxes. http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/pole-barn-post-frame-materials/steel-panels/dura-panel/p-2044929-c-5717.htm

Do you have a link for the mount you bought? Thanks

I agree completely, in a heart beat especially the one made for Stihl by WAP that was several years ago. They were quite and powerful.

Here is a post of my "tweener" that has worked extremely well for me. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124121

Wow!!! Very impressive so far (never thought I would get excited about a hose end). Very well made and the control adjustment is very nice and very true. I'll check back next year.

Has anyone tried this one? I just ordered and will take one for the team. http://www.jmesales.com/product/bulls-eye-power-nozzle,12102,4793.htm?gclid=CjkKEQjw_N-cBRD2k73X3OjJ8eMBEiQAbdPicxz9OUXiT4t7GYq1F0duRmTwutgrtkmCw4ccgvagKRjw_wcB

Safe to assume that it is always in "Fan Spray Mode" or better said non- adjustable? I like the simple nature of the design. Do you have a picture of the very end of the sprayer? Thanks for sharing.

I am not sure what steel price have done, however I think on sale the liner panel is around $55-$60 per 100 sq ft I hope I typed that right.

I know this isn't what you asked for however I couldn't be happier. Clean install, Reflects lots of light, Looks good. Just a thought. http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/pole-barn-post-frame-materials/steel-panels/dura-panel/p-2044929-c-5717.htm

Update: Ground and Neutral were not touching in the box. Taking the advice, I removed the GFCI outlet and replaced it with a regular 20amp outlet. With the bare ground once again in the ground bar it is holding and tested just fine. Coming from a layman it just seemed like two safety's (breaker...

I don't want to sound like my kid and no disrespect to you, but why? Trust me I am no electrician just wanting to learn. Thanks

Here are a couple of pictures that I took quick. Please don't judge me by my messy box. There is no equipment hooked up to the outlet. Thanks

This is a new circuit, direct bury out to a pool. Seems to be pretty straight forward. So just so I am clear, I should be able to attach the bare ground to the ground bar and have this work properly? Or am I suppose to attach the bare wire to the ground bar? Thanks.

Here goes; Just installing a new GFCI Square D home-line 20 amp single pole breaker. Read the instructions carefully. White wire in proper spot on the breaker, black wire in the proper spot on the breaker, bare ground wire to ground bar, white coiled wire attached to neutral bar and flip the...

I just ran across this fitting, http://kscdirect.com/item/NIB%2BPX20310/NIBCO%2BINC_PG36%2B1%252F2%2BPUSH%2BN%2527GO%2BGarden%2BHose%2BAdapter I think it may work I wished it came in 3/4". Any ideas? Are there any other pex fitting that swivel/turn so you could get them on or off a NPT? Then...

Greetings, I really enjoy the knowledge gained here on this forum. It continually amazes me different ways to approach a situation or problem, ways I never have thought about. Here is what I want to do, I just want a solution that works and isn't OVER engineered. I want to connect 3/4 pex to 3/4...

I have three pot vents and one did leak and stained my ceiling. The roofer who checked it out said it was installed correctly however they will leak from time to time. I have a ridge vent in the same roof so he removed that pot vent and shingled over it. No more leaks.

Not doubting what you are saying however please explain...Why..........

I wouldn't give him (MASON) the sweat off my left nut sack...........:shocking::shocking: