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Hey, an article in Popular Mechanics some 60 or maybe 70 years ago said use distilled water. So there!!!

Back to the estate: An estate/trust may have taxable income on any income earned over $600 (I think) after the persons death such as interest, dividends, rents, etc. So charitable deductions may be useful. Depends on the executor's objective: get ride of the stuff fast or maximize dollars of...

A different approach: If there are any trade schools in your area, consider donating the "stuff" to them. Depending on where you are in the estate settling process this may have an tax deduction advantage.

Whatever you pick, I think it would be easier to apply it to all 6 sides of each piece before assembly.. No standing on a ladder and would get total coverage/protection of each piece.

Given the Wasatch snow pack, are you expecting sever watering restrictions? I remember a year when we had restrictions due to low reservoir levels and then the next year we had plenty of water. Some people got carried away and a plea went out to reduce watering because neighbors were be...

Probably there will be people west of the Rockies that will be doing that given the poor snow pack.

67carguy I had a different problem with my LM and after some 4 or 5 service calls from installer, I called LM tech support. Spent a bit over an hour with him doing various tests and adjustments, he finally sent me a new module. Then called the installer but they just replaced the whole unit...

maybe the wayback machine has copies

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Sticks are to dogs as boxes are to cats

Forgot to mention I enjoy watching the door when it does it's little hesitation waltz just before hitting the floor. Noticed it when I had a lot of trouble with the first unit not closing on first try (replaced unit.)

Replaced a center mount (died) with a LM. Quieter and has the battery and automatic lock. High ceiling so next owner can install a lift w/o a problem. Battery not a big deal for me but my wife would have trouble lifting the double door manually.

AZ real estate situation/population will become very interesting when the CAP canal goes dry and What will happen when the proposed data centers run out of water. I started in IL, then MT then WY then UT, then AZ then UT again. When we retired we liked Tucson area(west side) so we moved here.

Not related to original question but to where the discussion went, Seems to me that with all these wonderful battery powered tools, a thief could just cut through an aluminum garage door very quickly -- think catalytic converter thieves.

We have a recirc loop with a pump at gas water heater in garage. I plugged it into a X-10 appliance module some 20 years ago and timed how long takes to get hot water to the various outlets. Using a X-10 remote I turn the pump on for the specified times for the desired outlet then turn the...

Himmmmm! 104 degrees F at 2:20 PM real time. Think I'll stay inside where it is only 80

Changed the motor oil and filter in my 2010 Ex 4.6 at 119,151 miles. Till about 113,000 a;ways used Val 5-20 dino at 3,000 mile intervals. Then changed to Val Advanced full synthetic. Hardly any, if any, oil used by this change. But for fun purchased a Blackstone oil analysis to verify...

While I did have to replace the split ring road wheels on my '70 F250, I never did replace the spare split ring. Good truck for driver training for my 2 boys -- 4 on the floor. Sold it in about 2009

Rubber gloves may have to borrow from the wife and just to be safe: rubber boots

Goodness, the advice you are getting is not up to GJ standards. Spend money for a jack shaft opener!