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I have a liftmaster wifi model that is only about 2 years old, along with the door itself. Everything has been operating fine until I decided to spray lube the hinges and spring. I noticed the door had gotten noticeably louder lately so figured it was time for a little maintenance. Once I lubed...

Copperheads are not docile. They may not chase you down and bite you, but they won't run when approached. That is why people get bit, copperheads stand their ground and when the human gets to close from not seeing them.....BAM!

The ceiling and walls......Is that metal roofing material? Looks great!

Ahh, thanks for the explanation. :thumbup:

Very very nice. Thanks for sharing. How exactly is board on board siding done?

regguy is that your place? I like it

Nice space!

Thanks guys, awesome set ups. 92Green - I've only been messing with the stuff for one evening and I'm lovin it. Oh the possibilities...... What are you guys attaching it to the wall with, 1 x 2's?

I had a shelf come crashing down and the wall space is now covered in peg board. I put up a 4 x 8 sheet and bought some multi-piece packs of hangers etc to get started. The thing I'm realizing about this board is that its a "organize as you go along" type of thing. My tools are in the tool...

Alright, I'm learning quite a bit here, what is split beam or why is called that? 130.00 is more than I wanted to spend but so far this wrench is leading the vote.

No clue what that is

I would like to have a Torque wrench, mainly for lug nuts on vehicles and my 45HP tractor. Can you guys recommend a decent one that won't hit me in the wallet. It wouldn't be used to much so it doesn't have be the best. Just good ol' reliability is fine for me.

I agree with the safety issues of back feeding lines, however, Lineman SHOULD know to ground the power lines first when making repairs. This is now standard practice for a number of reasons, one being for harry the homeowner generator setups. If they don't ground the lines their making the same...

Sheww, ddawg- I know the basics when it comes to electrical but the stuff your mentioning makes my head spin lol. The volt meter I'm using wasn't to cheap of a model, 30 or 40 bucks but I don't have name brand handy at the moment. Gooch- given that it's not a top of the line generator I'm sure...

Cool that makes me Feel a little better. For some reason Though my ceiling fans dont like the power from my generator. Even running under capacity with the genny they hum when used so I don't use them. When I noticed the high voltage I thought that may have had something to do with it.

I have a briggs&stratton 5500w portable genny. I was testing some things the other day and noticed the unit is putting out 129.8 volts with NO LOAD. I hooked up a small box fan and. Shop vac and the volts dropped to 121. Is it fairly. Normal to have high volts with no load? The unit is in...

No, one is a 3 gang wall switch and the other is a 2 gang. On the 3 gang, one switch operates the ceiling lights and then further down the wall, on the 2 gang one of the switches operates the same ceiling lights. Basically whatever you entrance I use I can hit either switch for lights. But it...

Thanks for the replies. One quick question........One switch has 3 switches built in and the other has 2. Is it possible just the switch controlling the ceiling lights went bad and not the others affecting the operation of the other two switches, because they still operate what their supposed to.

In my garage I have two separate wall switches that operate the ceiling lights. Originally, I could use either switch to turn the lights on. Just now I went to turn on the lights using the switch closest to the garage door and I got nothing. Went to the other switch and they worked. So now only...

After you try what LZ suggested and if everything checks ok, you are low on coolant. Gotta be. Before you made the repairs, even though you had low air flow did you have cooler air from the vents? Sub par temps from the vents is usually one of 3 things: Low coolant, poor airflow (dirty coils...