Search results

Any one have gutter guards or have any suggestions for decent ones. I have a problem with maple keys coming down during a storm and plugging my eves which then back up and flood my basement. If anyone has any suggestions that would be awesome.

Try switching the polarity of the cord in the machine. We get this with old fridges people restore for bars etc all the time.its usually good for a service call.

Does anyone have the 1'' or 1 1/8'' fuel sds by any chance. Im looking into replacing my makita cordless and not sure if the 1 1/8 is worth the extra cost. With our dollar the way it is things are pretty expensive again.

I had the ryobi trimmer for three years with no problems at all, last year it started killing batteries for some reason. Turns out it was the charger but since then I've switched to echo and to be honest the cordless is nicer for my small lawn.

What I do because I hate when all the offsets are different ( major ocd issues ) is measure 3'' and 5'' from the end of the pipe and then bend just a touch less then 10 degrees. Works pretty good but does take some practice to get perfect.

Go to your local supplier and ask them what they can help you with for pricing. Klein has some decent kits, then there is ideal and green lee too. Also if your anywhere close to the states its worth the drive, one of the cities I work in (Sarnia) most wholesalers don't carry much because its...

Ive had good luck with sunlight dish soap and a good scrub brush. Last year I bought a foam gun off amazon and it works amazing hooked up to the hose. Its a little bit labor intensive but I find it works better then the pressure washer.

Here's mine.

Its fine happens all the time as long as its just the outer grey coating .

Long story short I got an Milwaukee 6230 deep cut bandsaw for free. Its pretty old and needed a new cord but was no big deal. Anyways got it some power and put a blade on and it immediately jumps off and gets stuck under the drive wheel. Upon further inspection it looks like I need new drive...

Just make sure you can get a set of overloads for your motor that fit that contractor.

If you want to run it parallel to the strut and use the strut to hold it what we usually do is a 1/4 spring nut with a 1/4 fender washer with a caddy " stand off " or bolt close hanger. Heres a link to what we use. http://www.erico.com/category.asp?category=R890

i don't think they are drawn corners to be honest. But it is 2 1/8 deep

They do make 4x4 boxes with a single 1'' hole in the middle we use them all the time for data and communications. Its a iberville CI52171-1 not sure how hard it is to get in the states but I know the wholesalers in Canada carry them.

If you are going to use the boxes without kos then i would look into a set of these. We use them pretty much every day at work and with a steady pressure and some cutting oil last along time. http://www.greenlee.com/products/CUTTER-KIT%2540c-HOLE%2540dCARBIDE.html?product_id=15432

If it was me and its just com stuff, I would get a pvc 6x6 or 8x8 box and notch the back and bottom and tap con onto the wall. If you notched it close enough you could silicone around the bottom to keep the bugs etc out

I got the stabila, in your amazon link and its about the best I've ever used.I also like the klein tools lighted one.

Klein tools still makes them, like 454 said we use them for pole bolts on the hydro poles. There is even ratcheting ones now.

There is three of us at work with the fuel drill and two of the three have needed new chucks under warranty. Both of them got stuck and couldn't get the bit out. Mines still working but the bit does come loose quite a bit.

For 1500 ft poco would more then likely run primary to a pad mounted transformer, then from there to your house. Running your own cable 1500 ft isn't going to be cheap as in you have to factor in voltage drop and up size your wire significantly. What I have done before in an area poco wouldnt go...