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I always use a black Sharpie and color the first couple of inches of the white conductor black on both ends .

Been using the Mityvac for many years, on many different cars including ABS. Never have any issues.

Before I sold my last house, I got an appraisal from a certified appraiser, as well as from a local real estate agent. They both came in low and I told them so. House was one of the nicest in the area. I sold the house a few weeks later after being listed for only one day for 15% more than the...

I have a 2006 Sprinter that has been great. Been to Alaska twice in it. We camped and slept in the van about half the time. It started out as a passenger van.

I have an iCarSoft CR Pro that covers many models. So far it has worked on all my vehicles. About $200 at amazon.

Re: If your constantly losing your 10mm socket . . . . Ya, I know. Just overlooked it when I was in a hurry.

Probably not the best quality, but when you need it, you need it. 8 Piece 10mm socket set.

Plenty of Porter Cable cordless at Lowes, Amazon.

I have gotten to the point, that if someone asks for information that is location dependent, but doesn't provide any clue where they are located, I just ignore their post and move on.

I wouldn't use plywood. Who knows what kind of glue they used that could off-gas and get into the meat. :shocking::shocking:

Raccoons are nasty creatures. Kill them however you can. And anyone who would catch one and then release it on someone else's property to make it a problem for others needs a swift kick.

I've used both. PEX is definitely faster. In renovating my upstairs bath I changed the layout and moved the fixtures around. I used PEX because I was able to run across the bathroom between the floor joists and the existing waste lines easily. Using copper I would have had a bunch of elbows and...

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Now that's funny!

I like the idea of the patio furniture. Glue traps work best for me. I also use the 'One Bite' pellets outside that seem to work pretty well.

With these new tools you can either go cord or cordless: https://www.toolsofthetrade.net/power-tools/cordless-tools/this-new-cordless-battery-platform-sets-the-bar-for-versatility_o?utm_source=newsletter&utm_content=Product-Article&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TOTT_110618%20(1)&he=

I have four torque wrenches. Three came with blow molded cases, one has no case. The one with no case is stored in a cardboard tube like the one wrapping paper comes with, and then put a drawer.

I do it every 2-3 years on the four daily drivers. They are all fairly new. Every 2 years on the motorcycle including the clutch fluid. I once bought a used VW van. Brakes didn't work very well. When I flushed the brake fluid it came out black with little pieces floating in it. Brake fluid...