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I assume you had looked for PVC or other type of pipe caps to fit the bollard?

A problem you will run into is the pitch, you can not continue in the same direction. you would have to pitch it in the center and lead it front to back, perpendicular to your existing roof and mating with it. If you put a flat roof on it will most likely not hold up to snow.

I mostly use WypAll L40 wipes. They have great quality however they are quite expensive. Sellars has nice wipes of similar fashion but not as high quality. For the price though, I am very pleased

Wow, I feel dumb. I think I need to read that book on troubleshooting. I used to be good at it when I was younger, but I think I am so flustered I can't think straight. Fixed, thanks for the idea.

I searched the forums and nothing comes up particular to my issue. In my new house I have two Liftmaster Professional Formula I garage door openers. The 3rd stall opens and closes fine. Problem: - The double garage door opens fine, but when it gets to the open stop position, the light...

The Proto torque wrench is not ratcheting. It is solid/fixed. It has to be at least 15 years old or more, I am not good at judging age Good news, just tested to see if it is accurate. DEAD ON.

I have never seen the multi-wrench before. I have yet to try to use it too. it seems interesting.

My friend's mother in law is moving Thursday to a new home 20 miles away. Her husband passed away about two years ago and she was throwing a lot of stuff she didn't want to move. Which is where I scored the Delta belt sander and the rest of these tools. I just didn't get them out until yesterday...

Actually, I know someone who does, but they have been gutted.

Scored these older tools for free. I got a ton more, but these are for you COO (USA) junkies. The others are from Brazil or Japan. Sorry if the Tq Wrench pic is bad, its a Proto.

I have tools from all over. Including USA and non-USA craftsman. There are plenty of high quality tools from overseas, there are plenty of junk too. Same in America, some good and some horrific. When I shop for tools, I do not care where they are made. I buy them, I use them. If they **** I...

****, I saw an anvil on craigslist for free last Sunday... Now I wish I would have grabbed it. Didn't think much of it until it was too late.

I would recommend the Purolator PL14459. There is also the L14459 If there are other manufacturers you are more comfortable using, you can try these, note that some of these(aside from fram) are probably made by a different company: Fram: PH3593A Mighty: M4460 Napa: 1334 Pennzoil: PZ33...

Love Datsuns! Post some pics, or send me a link!

not made up but my guys always get a kick out of hearing "put the shaft in the *********" a ********* being the opening on a fluid barrel or keg. the shaft being the pneumatic fluid transfer pump.

nearly 40' long and 3' out, my concrete apron on my new house is $940.

I did not have either of those types of tools before Sunday. I have a couple snow blowers, lawn tractor blades and may drill bits so I am sure I could use the 1x42 for that. The other motor I didn't know about but now that I know its a rigged tool, I will try to build a skate sharpener out...

Just picked these up for free. Grabbed them mostly because I thought they had some value. I don't think I would use them much. Can anyone tell me more about them? What they may be worth, should I actually keep them? Anyone want to buy them? The plate on the grinder is almost unreadable, but...

Pics of the new space! This will look amazing with a new floor and some added lighting.

We use something very similar to these in our facilities.