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My well is in a concrete pit. We put a heatlamp in there with an infrared bulb. Won't heat up the pit, but is enough to keep the pump from freezing or even thaw out the pump one time it had froze.

So its monday, did they call?

Also had great luck with vinegar. But it makes the garage smell like the gynecologist office.

Yep, no need for a torque wrench for drain plugs! You could ruin the plugs and/or the wrench! Keep this handy reference in mind....things that go around and around like wheels need to be 'gorilla tight' Drain plugs only need to be 'monkey tight'

Dang those pictures are huge!!!!!

I doubt if they are liable for your plumber's wild goose chase. If he had double checked their work and looked at the back of the washing machine he would have saved a bunch of work. They certainly owe you an apology and reimbursement for a service call, but they never agreed to pay for cabinets...

The initial price is not attractive, but the ongoing cost can make up for that if you own the building long enough.

I don't think you need that 2x2 across the top, and you don't need that 2x4 underneath either. The angle braces you made look strong enough to hold up an engine block, so doing a bit of fly tying is no problem. Re-do the angle braces to attach to the wall studs and you are good to go. Cover the...

Yes, but I call it a speed handle instead of a speeder bar. On old-timey scissors jacks Engine assembly and thread chasing. Spark plugs, when accessible, like on my flathead v8 Lug nuts Oil pans, trans pans

Cool, thanks for posting. I'd like to move from Chicago area to about an hour or two north of there, sw of Indy.