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How thin do the edges have to be to get behind one or both of these bearings?

Windshield wiper pullers like this seem to have the thin lips you need, but of course at the risk of bending. I just bought the OEM Tools battery terminal puller to pull a small motor bearing, but the lips are probably about .030, although you might be able to clamp/wedge them together under...

If you're looking for blatant moisture damage, it doesn't take much of a meter to find it. The relatively cheap pin/pinless meter (Accumaster Duo Pro) I bought will measure in tenths of a percent, and will vary maybe 1% depending just on how you hold it against the wall. In practice it is very...

No?

Most likely no and no.

The condensate drain is running uphill from the evaporator, because the unit is too close to the wall and cant sit high enough. Apparently someone tried to install it with the exising setup from a previous unit. It essentially needs a new installation to correct where it sits and all the...

You might also consider a table-top saw with a stand like a Rousseau, the advantage being that it would give you store-ability (after removing the saw) as well as portability and capability. They also have extension tables, including one for a router. From what I've read, the Rousseau fence is...

This might find a purpose with someone - Folding RV Step. A large enough bag might accomodate this and some tools too.

If you squint - It's mint....

A TV tray?

I can't imagine how that could work with both the hot and cold coils sharing the same envelope, AND the fan exhausting the conditioned air. Maybe this was actually in an outer room thermally separate from the rest of the shop. Otherwise, after heat absorbed and discharged cancel each other...

Did you double-tap in the disconnects, or install within the units?

Robosource has something similar - Tray with bins . I particularly like their 2" x 4" Hardware cups. They are very useful for long wood screws. Also, it's a fairly simple matter to find cheaper trays for them elsewhere in sizes that allow various arrangements of the cups to fit whatever...

Something I never expected when I started listing is flaky prospective buyers who, no matter how much detail you put in the description and pictures, bombard you with question after question. I've had it happen twice, once for a set of spark plug wires, and the other for a transmission bushing...

Washing parts in leaded gas, barehanded. Going to the dirt track twice a week, sometimes on Sunday too.

A racer friend ignited a dead horse using race gas and a match. Given the time in the hospital, he'll use a different method next time.

You might want to double check that.

Big improvement!

Sixty years later I still can't make sense of their drawings - Where does the T-shaped piece go? Nevermind...I found it.

See post 39 - Truecraft 12"