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Some of the adaptors expand to fit within the neck. There are also circular chain-on types, and click-on types with a gasket.

I loved them. Right up until they rusted shut.

Yes. I faced this situation recently. I didn't think any of the conventional loosening approaches would be at all effective. As it was it took a cut-off wheel on a die grinder and more than just one slot to get it to move.

Maybe this page will help - https://crawlsbackward.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-and-spindle-removal-craftsman.html Or this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/267451512423 It looks to me like you have the sleeve but it should go between the two bearings instead of at the top.

Cybrdyke frequently recommends prolighting.com. I've ordered from them without problem.

It does say double ended, in the first graphic as well as the text. And yes, hot to one end, neutral to the other.

You can just look at them - The difference is obvious

FYI - The Google-able term for the small battery systems is...

Ask what refrigerant the proposed system will use. R410 is being phased out. Some people say the future availability isn't concerning, others say otherwise.

So now it's the Mystery Mercury :oops: ! I *guess* that adds to the allure....

I must be missing something. It's obvious the codes and associated database would be great for drilling down into data, but how do the codes help you drill up? From here it looks like you would search the database for "tire inflator" and it would tell you where it is, with QR code AND...

I propose the site add a Get Off my Lawn (Old Men Yelling at Clouds) forum we can vote threads into. :devilish::devilish:

I've talked to several homeowners companies in the last two years, and it is almost universal that they ask about the AC, just as they do the roof. I've even had it come up with respect to plumbing and wiring, though not as often. They could be figuring reduced losses due to depreciation, if...

I could have written this, as all portions of it reflect my current situation, as well as my desire on how insure.

It appears that garage organizing would be a profitable trade.

Clearly you have a magnetic attraction. ;)

This may be the single biggest problem. If these can't be expanded I would think a supplemental upstairs unit of some sort would be almost unavoidable.

Look for the guy that talks technical on his website - like "air quality", "manual J", "blower door test", "air sealing", etc. You don't want the company with ten trucks, also does plumbing and electrical, flashy website, offers financing, etc.

Would it be possible to install dampers which would be used by a zoning system to restrict downstairs flow at night, forcing more to the upstairs?

I wonder if an autobody weld stud like this would withstand the force needed.