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Job security? :dunno:

A friend of mine installed the Vevor tiles in his one car garage a year ago and he wishes he would have purchased the Race Deck floor.

FIFY! :rocker:

GREAT! Looks like I can get ALL my Christmas shopping done before the 4’th of July……… My fiends may call me a "Cheap SOB" but they can’t say I never gave them anything for Christmas! :beer:

SPRAY FOAM……. It’s a million dollar job installing it years ago but nowadays it’s a billion dollar industry doing repair damage from spray foam. YES! Spray foam works great for insulation but beware of what happens under the foam where there is no air movement.

Just in time for that "summer car detailing"…….. Adams car care products. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=adams+car+care+products&crid=13G5K8AILNX36&sprefix=Adams%2Caps%2C199&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13n-expert-pd-ops-ranker_ci_hl-bn-left_2_5&tag=atomicindus08-20&tag=atomicindus08-20&tag=atomicindus08-20

That’s the one!……… Thanks!

PLEASE watch the video I linked in my post #7 before you plug this is in…….. Everything is explained in simple terms.

Big question here…….. Does the generator have a floating neutral (aka: floating ground)...

Put a drop of loc-tite on the blade screw and tighten it up. TIP! Make sure the motor shaft is clean and oil free……. Wipe down shaft with a rag dipped in alcohol or brake cleaner to clean off any oil so the screw will grip.

Chuck Norris would just take a straw and **** it up then spit it out. :rocker:

👍👍 You will have no issues with this station.……… Most problems occur when you use a "no frills" 120 volt iron and when you start working on a board, the "plug in" irons tip MAY "energize" components doing damage. The cheap plug in irons have their place but NOT when working on delicate...

What type of soldering iron do you have?…….. The reason I ask is because using the "120 volt direct plug in irons" MAY cause damage to the circuit board components.

Costco for me! You get money back with the Costco credit card and the Costco "no hassle return policy" is excellent. I buy all my tires from them and love the road hazard policy. Costco membership has surged because of the "lower cost" gas since the war. BTW! We had a BJ's membership for years...

I would suggest checking out a "high end lighting store" in your area for the latest and greatest fixtures available. Here is an example of one: https://www.fergusonhome.com/shop-all-undercabinet/c82043549?facets=features:LED When I was a contractor many designers who did high end commercial...

That is true, however "IF" the furnace blower is 120 volts and it starts the same time as the condenser some lights may get brighter.……… A loose neutral will cause all sorts of wacky things. BTW! Without seeing and testing the ENTIRE system nobody can troubleshoot this issue over the internet.

Most of the time on an overhead service the utility "insul link" connections will fail at the weather head or pole and must be redone……. Typical utility issue that gets resolved with a phone call.

Only a main panel should have the neutral and ground bonded together. Sounds like you have an issue with a loose neutral so I suggest you call a licensed electrician who knows what to do.…….. Don’t wait on this issue because it may get worse and cause more problems.

Thanks for posting BUT…… Maybe this should be posted in the "Harbor Freight Coupon" thread. :beer: