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Loosen and retighten the thermacouple connection on the valve. Also make sure the thermocouple bulb is really in the flame of the pilot light. Might also try cleaning the pilot orifices as it may not be burning hot enough if dust/dirt is blocking gas or air flow to the pilot.

http://www.zillow.com/ Check the value of your house (and anybody elses) along with adding upgrades (new kitchen, deck garage, etc.) Check it often enough and you can watch the value go up and down. Its sort like watching your 401k value.

The garage I built is similar to what you want. There were lots of computations made as to how much pressure the hill would put onto the walls of it. So in a sense my garage is a retaining wall. The concrete block structure it replaced was crushed well within 40 years of being built. Closer to...

My figuring would be 20' across, 17 1/2' to the roof peak with a 9/12 pitch roof. The depth is a bit harder to calculate, but I'd guess it to be 16' to 18' front to back. That's based on your statement about it being a 30's era garage. The origional garage on my property was built in '46 and...

Today I got rid out some old wire with the insulation on for $2.10/lb. Fifty pounds of it and I do believe 30 of it was insulation. A few years back when I was putting the deck on my garage I had 3 leftover 2x10's. I took them back to Lowes and made just over $12 on them. I then promptly spent it.

That look pretty much the same as a Sun-Twin, except the color of the cabinet. I used a Sun-Twin 1500 last winter in the room above my detached garage. Previously I used two 1500 watt ceramic heaters. They hardly ever cycled off. The Sun-Twin was turned on constantly from mid Oct. thru late...

http://www.mcmaster.com/ page 221 has what you may need in stainless. Length is measured end to end, including the fittings. Available in 12", 18", 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 54", 60", 66", 72", 96", and 120" lengths, or any length you choose. Other than that, try your local industrial...

http://www.bearingstrade.com/bearing-types.html That site has enough information to keep you reading for days.

You can get that jack from Toolgopher.com for $149.57 Shipping to Williston, SC would cost $8.99 https://www.toolgopher.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=6677 I've bought from them a couple of times as they seem to have really good deals. And low shipping costs.

$300,000. According to this article: http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=424995 It would be a neat place to grow up in. Or maybe, not to grow up in.:headscrat

Do you mean like next to the #1 reply where it says 04-21-2006 07:50 AM

http://www.mcmaster.com/ (I'm like a scratched record, huh?) You can buy one from page 1845. Or go to page 2313 and print it out. When I'm at work and need to find something close to, say a #15 drill bit, I'll look at that catalog. I would think you may be able to get them from decent auto...

What is the real reason for needing the variance? Lot coverage, footprint of the garage more than the footprint of house, detached garage? When I built mine I had to go 5 feet less in length (it would have been 91 sq feet bigger than the house) and take 2 feet off the height (it exceeded the...

We get those at work. They're ok, but I wouldn't want to be the only style grinding/cutting disc I have. It is possible to catch an edge with them and have them come apart. Even with the guard in place more than half the disc is exposed. None of mine at home or at work have guards in place. I'm...

That would be what we call "crown molding"

Those can be found at McMaster-Carr. Page 2290

I ordered some stuff tonight from a place called toolgopher.com While poking around I saw they had these wrenches from V8 $34.24 for the set. http://www.toolgopher.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=20872 They seem to have quite a selection of stuff. Free Freight on orders over $100...

You mant want to consider any tax implications, too. In MD, taxes are higher on multi doored garages. For instance, my garage can easily hold 4 cars (even with some clutter), but since it only has 1 door its considered a one car garage for the tax accessment.

What about buying a cheapo metric combination wrench set and cutting a section out to make a flarenut wrench. Who'd want to steal them?

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