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Is / was there a pipe connecting the 2 radiators to make a loop? Looks like it was a loop system at one time. There is a circulator in the lower return line. One pipe steam systems dont need a circulator.

Fleischer is my go to guy. Well organized and have many drops and small pieces available. I've also had good luck at Babylon Iron Works with scraps and drops as well. There's also Simms Steel in Lindenhurst.

Related question: My meter pan is back to back with the main panel, and the wiring is fed thru a short 2" dia. ****** in the rear bottom of the panel. The panel is in a finished wall. If I wanted to install this type of inlet, could I use a bottom knockout on the meter pan and conduit to this...

Stainless steel is a must with cedar. Anything else and you will have stains over time from the cedar oils.

How about this: http://es.ipscorp.com/testtite/mechanicalplugs/closetflange

There's a bunch of these wire frame types available http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007RGATWO/?tag=atomicindus08-20 You could easily build from scrap steel wire.

Any way to replace the halogen bulb with LED's? I've got 2 fixtures minus bulbs and this thread has got me thinking about ways to update.

Anyone have experience and recommendations ? I want to put some up under the soffit above the patio. Looking for accent lighting mostly. Around 50 feet run. Looking for input regarding color, best mounting methods, wiring, etc. Thanks, Stu

You can use a conduit ****** and nut to connect the 2 fixtures together. Would also be wise to use a plastic bushing on the exposed threads of the ******.

The HF high speed metal saw is on sale for $9.99 as always. Does anyone know what blades it uses? Are they HF special only, or can you use generic jig saw or recip saw blades? TIA, 442Stu

FYI - I had a frigidaire 70 pint unit **** out on me earlier this year, just as the recall notice happened. It was not covered by the recall, but I contacted frigidaire and they offered to buy it back. I told them I had purchased it in 2009 and no longer had the receipt, etc. I just sent the the...

Hi Guys, I have a similar unit to Jim's. Mine is 8' x 12', and I had a foundation poured. It's about 10 years old now. I do have a problem with mold inside, which is caused by poor ventilation. I have had to add vents on both ends to allow flow thru the unit. As far as hanging things, The...

Hmm, seems a bit to complex. The OP stated he is using an interlock kit with backfeed breaker in his panel. The main and backfeed breakers only switch the 2 poles, and GND and Neutral are bonded in the panel, so it would make sense to have them bonded in the generator as well.

Anyone have a parts source for the jackshaft and add'l pulley needed to slow down these TW made drill presses? Seems like they're all the same head casting. Mine is a 5 speed and is identical to the one pictured in the article, and even has a hole in the casting for the jackshaft. I'd like to...

http://w3.usa.siemens.com/us/internet-dms/btlv/residential/residential-murray/docs/Standby_Power_Interlock_Kits_Brochure.pdf Hereis the link. Check for your model panel.

Check out siemens web site for the Murray interlocks. They have them for most models and they're like $30 and UL approved. Many local codes require the interlock be from the panel manufacturer and approved as such. The aftermarket kits may not be approved. YMMV, just stating my findings here in ny.

Sounds good. Thanks for the replies. Stu

During a recent re model, we upgraded our service to 200A and placed the new panel in the attached garage as we also re located the meter pan. The old 100A panel in the basement was converted to a sub panel. After additional renovations we moved tha majority of the circuits to the new 200A panel...

Looks great so far. BTW the house and trim colors are the same as mine. Questions from the last photos; what is the distance from the garage to the back of the house, and also, how far past the house back corner does the garage extend into the yard ? I'm planning a similar build, and want to see...

I've used these spring clips on a roof top surf rod holder I made for my truck.