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Pulling down the 8 footers and conduit makes no sense. All I had to do with this retrofit was bypass the ballast. Took longer to wipe down the reflectors than to rewire it. Sent from my Pixel 2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

And we have a fix. Replaced the receiver on the garage door opener and now have no issues at all. These retrofits are awesome. Sent from my Pixel 2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I have them at the garage door opener and at the lights as close as I can get them Sent from my Pixel 2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I've tried wrapping around twice with the ferrite. None of the linked lights will work as I am doing 8ft led in a farm shop. We got mild success with one row of lights being fine by extending the antenna wire a foot. Sent from my Pixel 2 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Hey guys, Having an issue with some 8ft t12 led tubes with rd17 base I got off Amazon causing radio interference with the garage door opener. I realize they are cheap leds but could not find a reputable manufacturer. I ordered some ferrite cores and they don't seem to help. Anyone...

Stole the words right out of my mouth.

Finally got back home from traveling and was able to spend a few hours in the shop. Was able to get some cleaning and small projects knocked out. Hung one of the cabinets I had picked up the other day at the garage sale. Need to tack weld part of the frame to even out the doors but other...

Just wanted to give an update for anyone else who needs info. Ended up buying the rebuild kit for a craftsman ratchet off ebay for about 30 bucks. Worked like a champ and now have a spare set of guts if I ever have an issue in the future...

I haven't built it yet but I was always thinking of using a large laundry detergent bottle with the push button spout. Put it on a shelf above the sink and you have a gallon or so of water ready to go.

I feel like the fines only get spongy in the wet seasons. Around me (northern IL) they sell a road mix (CA 6 I think its called) which is a mix of the 1/2 to 3/4 and fines. The fines act almost like a cement to help hold the larger rocks. The key to fixing potholes in the driveway is...

I am in Lockport near Joliet.

Sorry about the Photo Issue, should have it fixed now. Not much happening in the garage but did go to a garage sale the other day and scored some metal cabinets. Even with the few rust spots for 5 bucks each I wasn't complaining. Not sure where they will all go right now. Also grabbed a...

Made in the US I think your only chance is dewalt or craftsman, and I am not even sure if those are part of the assembled in US group. As far as best blade holder I have been happy with my Milwaukee.

The wire was probably one of the "premium" branded products, vulcan I do belive. There is usually a separate coupon for 10 percent off or so. Will say the wire welds decent on my miller welder.

Totally haven't forgotten this thread, just been a busy summer. Between work, girlfriends house, and tractor shows I haven't been home more than 5 days in a row in about 4 months. Picked up all these chi com wrenches for 35 bucks. Needed a second set of the large sizes on my truck for...

Do you notice any difference in the battery being "off brand". By the way hello from your neighbor to your south (near joliet). I am sure we have passed each other at a tractor show or two.

My two main grinders are a milwaukee grinder I picked up used at a garage sale for 3.00 about 20 years ago. Has never let me down. Picked up a Craftsman professional angle grinder at sears (remember that store?) before they went out of biz around here. That thing is a hoss and eats metal.

I've been happy with my 9000lb HF winch. Use it to pull non working farm tractors and other equipment onto my 16' trailer. Definately recomend shelling out the extra 30 bucks for the wireless kit. It is great when you are by yourself and need to steer the equipment and get pulled on.