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Drip legs are for more than just water/moisture. The inside surface of iron pipe can flake off. Pipe is not sealed when shipped and stored. Bugs and their nests are not always noticed when pipe is cut, threaded and installed. I've found more than a few crickets that made it all the way to a...

"This runs straight about 6’, then 90 degree bend down and runs to the just above the foundation. 90 degree to parallel the foundation for approx. 3’, then 90 degree right for 1’ then 90 degree up for 2’ then it comes out the wall for the water heater." Plumbers chime in here....would this be a...

If you are just replacing the motor: https://www.supco.com/web/supco_live/products/SM670.html Inexpensive and fairly uniiversal

Maybe the CCW and CW are for Counter Clockwise and Clockwise:dunno:

How is your wall constructed? My building has a 6" C channel on the slab with same size purlins 48" above. What I did was attach a scrap piece of purlin vertically from C channel up to the next purlin. I put it flat against the wall. This gave me something solid to attach a weather proof box...

Empty bottle? The supply house has mixed up the full and empties for me more than a few times.

The pilot orifice might need cleaning. If that doesn't fix the problem then you most likely have a bad safety valve.

I've had the milwaukee 2682-20 saw for at least 5 years. All thread, strut, emt is easy to cut. 20ga and thicker stainless sheets shortened the blade life. Oh, and DON'T forget the hearing protection. http://https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Metalworking/Metal-Cutting/2682-20

FRP fiberglass reinforced panel is what I used. HD, Lowe's...etc.

In-law's had a similar situation. Needed property with a shop and found it. Built new house close by and had trouble finding an agent that thought their asking price was realistic. 2500sqft house, 2000sqft shop on 4 acres. Finally found an agent and it sold in two days after listing for their...

Thanks for the replies. I just figured there had to be some standard building practices. It makes sense that some cities/states would have their own codes. The number of trucks and trailers has grown exponentially around here in the past year. Even "Food Courts" set up in parking lots or old gas...

Any suggestions for Food Truck build forums? I'm looking for building codes/specs regarding electrical, gas, ventilation, etc. Are there any national codes?

Flex Tape!! It actually held up for a couple of weeks until I could replace the radiator. None of the plastic repair stuff would stick for me.

No complaints from the Marson 39200 I've been using.

25 years refrigeration tech I actually prefer the multihead plastic combs. As others stated, a smooth butter knife to get the majority of the fold straightened then comb it. http://https://www.diversitech.com/en-US/category/cat_id/263

Howdy neighbor!

Any black light will work. The darker the area the better. Do you have a garage/shop to work in?

Sikaflex 1a is my go to for most sealing jobs. https://usa.sika.com/en/construction/adhesives-sealants/joint-sealants.html

Tighten by hand out of the cart leg just enough for a snug fit. Slide the stem in and use large channel lock pliers to tighten more. There should be a round collar at the base of the stem or sometimes a hex head on the bottom side just above the wheel. Is this link similar to what you are...

Check your pilot light flame. The first thing to check is the color of the flame. A natural gas flame should be a bright blue color with a small amount of yellow at the very tip. A propane flame will have more of a bluish-green flame with a tinge of yellow at the tip. The flame should be strong...