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If wanting an off-the-cuff measurement use google maps for a close guess. go to google maps, zoom in on your property, be in satellite view, right click at a corner on your house and then just left click your way around your house. it will give you square foot. if its 4:12 then multiply that...

i tried to bleed it and get it to pump but no luck. im going to take it back and get another one. i got the 3 ton Pittsburgh model. ill go for the Daytona one. ty dean

purchased hf 3 ton floor jack tonight, took home and went to bleed the jack. welp, what do i do... unscrew the ' Do Not Adjust ' plugs.. ill use working 12hrs today as scape goat lol. i put them back in where i though they were. what purpose do these plugs fullfill? if i do normal bleed...

i like these better then the changable head type crimpers. they are thin and easy to handle/manuver while trying to crimp. they are for open barrel...

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in northern kailifornia, gutters installed by dedicated gutter installer usually runs about $6.00 a foot and single story downspouts are about 100 each. with any bid i do, i clearly state where it is going and do not leave it ambiguous. if you told the guy both sides and he acknowledged it...

My understanding is galvanized will have 'white rust' whereas galvalume wont. both are less expensive then painted metal. interesting look - https://www.metalsales.us.com/system/files/resources/color-specs-literature/pvdf-paint-brochure.pdf?download=1 read on white rust, i just did quick...

this explains what i was trying to lament about oxygen being blown into the ashpalt. http://asphaltmagazine.com/roofing-101-part-three-2/

look at malarkey shingles. they have a new asphalt they are using. when you look at asphalt thats been used in all shingle manufactures for years its really interesting how its made. with conventional asphalt for shingles they force air through it to get the melting temp where they want it...

thank you, im gonna grab one.

thats a good price, what coupon did you use with it? I just looked on an HFT app and they have the non-sliding one for 79 but would like to get the sliding one like you have. Dean

using a rigid vent such as the cobra or lomanco lor9-4, cut your vent wherever you want close to the ridge, cut vent in half, install over vent then have your roofer fab you up a steel ridge and screw through it and the vent into the deck. you can fab whatever width steel ridge cap like would...

we outsource our gutter as we pay our guys well. the guy we use would charge you prob 4 to 5 bucks a foot. 3x4 downspout would be about 100 each on that building. factors that go into increasing price is, how much does he have to order for you to have two 80 foot pieces, this includes...

i use midwest aviation. you only need green and the reds. dont bother with the yellows. make sure they have the serrated jaw as it helps when cutting. i had a set of the Stubai brand and they were great as well. they are not as bulky as the midwest. compare the heads on the wiss vs midwest...

you should see the ones in texas :D

last two christmas's, lowes has had the 3pc set on sale for i think 12 dollars. wait a few months and save a few bucks

here is a few pics of a roof with osb used on it. first roof was built up, next roof was single ply, third roof was single ply with a complete tearoff, including all the sheeting on the roof. was couple hundred squares. this all happened within four years. the second guy didnt do a good job...

this could apply to osb where used in other aspects of building your home too. OSB has been used for long time. they are now coming with reports that it might not be such a good product to use. I have some literature at work that the boss picked up at the western states roofing convention...

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one thing i noticed on my hf bench top is the chuck doesnt seem to be too true.. it wobbles a bit. might of been the way i installed the chuck? but whenever i work up to a big drill bit (stepping up in size) it gets really bad till you apply pressure and just dive in. but, i got it on a fire...