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Should only have to buy a cheap router. I use a $30 Netgear in my shop.

Woke up to no power and a frozen water line this morning. Built a fire and have to wait for electricity. It ***** being in a house that is all electric.

My 1600lb lathe is sitting on 4x4 blocks. It doesn't seem to affect it, but I can't guarantee that.

What type of batteries are they? NiCad, Nimh, or Lithium? I have several Nimh that sit for 6-8 months before they are rotated in. They don't self-discharge very much.

I built one similar to this. The center hole is large enough for the original bolt to attach it to the jack. It has the same pitfalls mentioned earlier; it doesn't tilt. The movable arms are 3/8 flat stock with rebar welded in. The rebar sits on the edge of the transmission pan.

Tommy, please don't post pictures of your thongs

Maybe it doesn't switch off the power, but our alarm would trigger at 5pm everyday when the battery was faulty. It was giving an error code for the backup battery while doing this. After replacing the battery, it never happened again. Maybe it was a coincidence.

Does the alarm have a backup battery? Some alarms will switch off the external power supply at a certain time to check the battery. If the battery isn't good, it could cause the alarm to trip when it cycles back to external power.

I bought my wife a Cricut Air last year and it was $240. It's been used several times and works great. She uses cheap shelf liner to cut stencils instead of the expensive Cricut brand vinyl.

Re: Husqvarna 150BT leaf blower stalls Since it runs good for a while, I would try adding a little Seafoam. It won't take much and as it runs, it'll help clean the carb. It may take a tank or two before you notice a difference. If I remember correctly, you add 1 ounce per gallon.

Surely it's been sold by now, the thread is 7 years old.

I agree. I'll let you know if it worked when I go to use it again.

You can wire it to a disconnect, they are reasonably priced and not hard to install.

I believe the package says to smear a small amount of petroleum jelly around the threads before putting the cap back on. It's supposed to prevent the cap from sticking.

Sometimes you can use a 6 point socket, if you can find the right size.

I rented a 50' lift on Monday, it was $189 including tax. It weighed close to 8,000 lbs and I was able to tow it with a Silverado 1500. I don't think you would be able to pull it with a V6.

Maybe bug and tar remover? Let it soak for a few minutes and then try pressure washing again?

13 gallon trash can with a hinged lid. Plastic drinking cup for scooping some out when needed.

If the truss manufacturer says to glue the truss, use Tite Bond III, it's stronger than Gorilla glue.

I've known the Millers since I was about 10yo. They do great work and will stand behind their product.