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I treat the perimeter of my buildings with fox pee (sold as a deer hunting scent), others use peppermint oil. Here is one option for the seal...

Why not just buy a pack of robertson bits and add them to the kits you already have.

Double nut them. Wrench on the bottom nut to back them out.

Digikey, Mouser, Newark. It may be difficult to find a preinsulated terminal with the strain relief crimp. I'd use heat shrink. Ferrules aren't hard to find but that one looks like a portion of a terminal.

Too low of RPM is better than to fast, only downside is that it takes a little longer to drill the hole. Even if RPM is known and controlled you still have feed rate to consider.

To improve your chances see if some of the E-bay ads include dimensions or picture that would allow you to estimate. Maybe you can find a snowmobile to check to see if yours fits. There is also a chance that if it doesn't fit you may get lucky and be able to swap parts and repair yours. If the...

Probably figured out how to unscrew the end that the cartridge must go in from.

I have a couple different platforms similar to this. One has adjustable height.

Strange that it happens at certain times and would be multiple fixtures. Occasionally plumbing work will dislodge scale or other debris from inside pipes. Usually will plug (maybe partially) aerators but could cause issues with mixing valves. Happened with my shower. I was able to flush it by...

Deionized is slightly better than distilled for batteries. I don't know if the difference would be noticeable. Slightly worse than distilled for coolant because it is a little more reactive/corrosive can leach ions from metals especially with aluminum. Again I don't know that if the difference...

I've got some older chains (and a bar) that I'll put on for stumps or other tasks that are likely to damage the chain. No idea how many times I've sharpened them (probably 30-40). When sharp they work fine on small soft trees (mostly willows). I barely notice the difference from a new or freshly...

I'd put in a temporary post. Taking out 2 9' doors and adding in a header You will be reframing (rebuilding) the front wall. Why not go with a standard 16' or even an 18' wide door?

If it happens to use modern universal pins/sockets. Caterpillar sells factory made sealed splice with pigtails terminated at pins or sockets. Here is one example https://parts.cat.com/en/altorfer/product/207-3814

Have you tried running the scraper with the grain of the hardwood? Follow that with a drum sander.

Nice that it loads and unloads itself and travels with the cart.

I've had good results with a product called goof off. Can take a while, several applications depending on the paint type and how long it has been on the surface.

Can you put another receiver in parallel with it?

How deep are the posts and how were the holes filled? My approach would be to park a hay rack (or similar trailer) in it. Add braces to keep the poles vertical and the structure square. Use a post hole digger along the poles then jack the whole thing up. Then support it on the rack. No...

Look for neodynmium magnets. SOmething like this. I have not used that site, it's just one that popped up on google.

I like my Pro-logix charger. It does 2, 10 or 20 amps on various battery types and also has a boost feature for jump starting. I like that it has a % of charge monitor while charging and the ability to override when charging a "dead" battery.