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I just grab some 12ga wire and twist up a correctly sized adapter to the J hooks. Easier than the chains for me.

Been there, done that. Put on a new hand shower head for my wife. Started having the "time out, cold water" during showers. Took it off and put the old one back (no restrictors) and problem stopped. Reviewed the Rennai tankless manual and it tells you clearly what the minimum water flow...

Change the shower head or remove the restrictor. Problem solved. Low flow shower heads cause this.

Pressure bleeding with a pump up pressure bottle (pump up sprayer) into the reservoir is pretty easy. Pressure bottle keeps the reservoir full, pressure pushes the fluid. Just crack each bleeder in turn until no bubbles. One man job.

In Texas, red iron buildings are as common as dirt. I always found a turn key contractor. The question I always ask is do you want to use the building structurally to support lofts, overhead hoists, etc. My shop has a 30x20 loft area that is clear span (no posts) and a 1 ton traveling...

In my experience, they will lean forever....until they don't. They could literally be there the rest of your life, or they could come down tomorrow. That said, I have lost more straight trees to straight line winds than I have leaners. Saturated ground makes it worse, as does gusting wind...

California... nough said

The Bean said: A lot of HOAs nowadays require personal garages to be left open during the day (9-5). Soon, they'll ban garage doors altogether. Every one I know off required them to be closed.

Close, but no cigar. I need true cellular access to control my gate. No WIFI at that location. I have found a couple...

Open it up and copy the dip switch settings to clone the remote. I'm surprised a commercial place would still use that old technology. Way too easy to steal the codes. Time for an upgrade. Your insurance carrier would probably insist if they knew.

It was years ago. I switched to Milwaukee, and they have been perfect.

I probably have 5 or 6 partial cans sitting around the shop, each with a rag stuffed inside.

I dumped Makita for this very issue, bricked batteries when nearly new, just because they sat a while. By the way, a non-Makita charger with clips would charge them just fine.

I have a 36k MrCool in 1200sf. The building has 4" fiberglass metal building wrap plus another 8" on the roof. I have a bunch of windows on the north and east. 12x12 overhead door is insulated facing south. If i kick MrCool into Turbo mode, I can get it comfortable in 20 minutes. My unit...

Like mine......1 ton, engineered into the building at design.

They can be very long depending on the height. The limiting factor is a 5 degree slope. We can't build for any public buildings because ADA is different for those than for private residences.

I joined a group recently that builds wheelchair ramps for low income clients at no cost. The team consists of retired Christian men that are willing to do manual labor, design, project management, etc. Funded by donations and some charitable connections like United Way. Today was my 3rd...

I always worked with a turnkey builder rather than ordering material. Think about what all you want and have it engineered in. I had a 1 ton overhead hoist on a traveler and a 30x20 free standing loft put in my last one.

You can likely find a real DP600 shaft on OWWM.org under BOYD (Bring Out Your Dead)

So, if you build on a hill above the street your building would only be 2 feet tall? Something isn't right.