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"Flushable" wipes causing partial blockage of pump intake?

There is. Both pictures were taken from the downstream side of the slip.

My supplier calls them "bin block units". The 6 footers were 99$ and the 3 footers were 50. Delivery (which I opted for, even though I have a Tundra) was 400$. 6 footers are about 3600 lbs. I got the "B" grade, which are not as smooth and nice as the "A", which are about 50% more.

Fixed the road going to my getaway cabin, creek bend was steadily narrowing it down. Went from thisto this

I am seriously considering the 10x14 they have at sams, about 1400$. It would fit perfectly on my deck, with the hip facing the house still about 8 feet away, so rain is no problem.

Used some of the boards from redoing my deck to build a raised garden bed

Not today, but last few, got 2012 civic and 2005 f150 ready for inspection prior to sale. Neither were due, but a new (2 year) inspection sticker should help move things along. Both have led hard lives, if I can get 4k between them without killing some loser offering to trade his playstation...

Started rebuilding rusted out 60 year old jeep doors

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Started surgery on the doors to my cj5’s half cab. It’s worse than I initially thought. Previous owner apparently had a drum of bondo and a snow shovel, and not much else

AFAIC its done. Thanks

nope. you win.

lol. didnt expect to see this one again, but I guess I did leave it hanging. So for those interested, I took the route of just moving the gfi downstream so the fridge was in a regular outlet. No problems since, fridge still working to this day.

My old 4 1/2 inch M18 grinder gave up the smoke the other day, I had some idea of sending it to get fixed, (out of warranty). Looking at the shiny metal serial number plate, its blank. All my other tools have a number on that plate, but this one is blank, not worn off, it was never there, no...

Wire wheeled, then etch primed my old (1996 at Home Depot for 99$) diamond plate truck toolbox. Decided I want a toolbox on my new to me truck. Was just going to paint it black, but am now fighting the urge to go body color. Which would be inferno orange. Too much?

I might not be seeing them, but it looks like that header doesn't have very many nails in it. I was taught to nail the **** out of them.

Beautiful, but needs some rust mitigation.

I have the same year, same color. Mine needs work too.

When I built homes in the 90's (also in MD) they were mostly 7/16 osb with clips over 24" spaced trusses.

Had mine about 4 years now, use it all the time. When I bought mine, HD had a special and it came with (2) 12 amp batteries. For yard work and light stuff its the best thing ever. When I go into the woods, I take a big Stihl, but I still take the electric. If I was just cutting stuff under...