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I'll have to send pictures of the piping. Between the regulator and the generator, they installed a 2-3ft section of 2" pipe, which I believe is to have an extra volume of gas available for when the unit starts up. The only valves are shut off at the tank, before the regulator at the house and...

My house is all electric, including the fireplace. Electric appliances, heat pump, well pump, septic, yada, yada, yada. Built with a 400 amp electrical service. We get outages frequently and if I am traveling for work, I didn't want my wife and kids to try to figure out load shedding, etc. I...

LP Powered Whole Home Generator Is an LP engine affected by temperature and humidity like a gasoline engine? ie vapor lock, etc. I have a Generac 38kw, with a water-cooled 4cyl turbo Mitsubishi engine. We were w/o power this week for about 32 hours and occasionally it sounded like my...

Interesting, when I searched on the McGard website, it gave me a part number, for my application, of a lugnut having a 7/8" hex. rlitman, thank you for the catalog link.

In the garage, I would. I'd rather keep down the quantity of extra stuff in the car. An adapter socket could be thrown in the glove box.

Is there a 7/8" to 13/16"(21mm) lug wrench adapter made by anyone? I vaguely remember these being available when I was in the auto parts business. I have a 2018 Ford Edge and the crappy 14x1.5 mm bulged lug nuts with chrome caps that have swelled. I want to buy McGard lug nuts and they have a...

When the "energy selling" folks ask if I pay the electric bill at my house, I tell them I have my own nuclear reactor. Typically, they don't know what to say after that.

I had a similar issue with mine. The installer did not use a box for the wire connections in the tank, where the pump and floats are. The corrosive environment deteriorated the connections. The pump would run, then when it would switch off, the pipes where the wires were zip tied, would jerk...

Last thing I found was a DeWalt corded circular saw.

I was in Ross this weekend (not for my purposes) and stumbled on this... price was decent.

No, try again.

Yep, that is what I thought....

Whenever someone brings it up in a thread that it is illegal to leave your ball mount in the hitch, I don't remember anyone ever providing the law or statute proving that it's not just a wives-tale

Not true photos....

You can get Drylock tinted. That might be a solution for the stem wall.

I thought 1980-1986 was bull nose and 1987-1991 was brick nose?

What township are you in?

HF oil filter pliers, which I only remember I don't have when the filter cup won't grip the filter...$4.99 and my free zip ties.

Thank you for the explanation!

Is the dumbwaiter on tracks or do you just rely on loading it with equal distribution to keep it "straight" and not banging off the walls?