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You definitely would benefit from staying with largest diameter piping possible, on your "drops" have a "T" near the bottom, going left or right about a foot above a valve to let water out. On the 'T" run your regulator. Water will be easier to drain & less goes thru regulator/separator.

Keep up the fight, you will get it...!

Lots of good quality used tools out there too...

Looks good watch a couple of the DIY shows on landscaping. You want nice high concrete walls in your garage if you do any grinding & welding.

Estate, moving, "everything must go" sales typically favor the buyer. I understand wanting to get the "fair market" value for items, but when there are thousands of items the odds just are not there. The best way I have seen it done, was have "piles" of items listed for $1, $3, $5, 10, $20 and...

You would be surprised how many people get Greenwich, CT & Greenwich, NY confused...

Yes, Snap on is nice to deal with. They are completely satisfied with there 5X price schedule & warranty. Mac on the other hand tries to debate "how it happened", "tool wasn't being used properly" & all kinds of other B.S. they just don't like living up to there warranty. Not sure if it is a...

Sounds like a nice tile job is in order, can make up any of the damaged area up with thin set. Then seal regularly afterwards.

Your vent don't have to be particularly big, they are just to help with air movement.

I think the old tile would peel up rather easy, sounds like starting from scratch is the way to go here.

Well, generally the roots of a tree usually are as wide in circumference as the top of the tree.

Yes, the green bathroom/basement stuff.

I have heard of using a tractor rim.

Well, if this is a basement & this is not the "special" sheetrock for a basement, then there isn't anything you can ever do to make it right. Other then rip & tear.

I occasionally spray some WD40 right on the felt, keeps anything from wanting to rust.

Looking for one CG-270-3 puller jaw. Would also be interested in a two Jaw yoke for this puller for a 3/4" pressure screw as well. Thanks. Call, text or PM. 744-327 8 in 518 area.

Before the big recession everyone was making so many lifts the market got flooded. Hard to keep tract of all the models & companies. I'd say hook it up & see what happens. Repairing anything that doesn't work or fails in the future shouldn't be much of a problem to fix.

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Drawers here too, way more cleaner & versatile then bins.

HVLP guns create less overspray.