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Thank you so much for the response's guys. There is a company where I always had water tested whenever we bought our homes I never thought to have this done again. The first time this happened was when we returned from a vacation and the house had sat dormant for a good week. I've learned...

Saw a similar thread, but that was on a shared well. Private well, we have been here 13 years. A few months ago our well water began smelling like rotten eggs. Not every day, it came and went. We have a Reem gas heater that was here when we bought the house. Water softer was put in 7-8...

I have a HF corded gun I've used for years. But I get wanting a cordless. I'm fully invested into the Milwaukee M12/M18 system. I bought their M18 heat gun - returned it 2 days later. Not a bad heat gun, but I was ashamed I'd paid $100+ for that thing - in no way on this earth was it worth...

Seafoam deep creep

Looked for a thread dealing with general tool deals, not a specific box store, brand, etc., didn't see one. So, decided to start one. If I missed it, please merge. Was on the hunt for Project Farms winner for a retractable utility knife. The Dewalt DWHT10295 Found it with Ace Hardware for...

520lbs

had a small BB heater in a small attached "closet" that housed my water softener and well pressure tank. Metal shield rusted behind it and burned my house down.

@ BIIIK I bought the 20 ton jack @racecouger - that is exactly the pedal I bought! as pictured, it came with the push quick connect fittings. The narrower orifice got me to thinking it would not provide enough volume. Seeing your set up and recommendation, I'm going to just adapt as you did...

Put a HF pneumatic jack on my shop press. I want to run it with a foot pedal to free up both hands. Ordered a foot pedal off Amazon but it is not tapped for 1/4x20 threads so I can put a barb on it and run hose off it. Which also brought up the thought even if it did, is it able to handle the...

Welded (I use that term loosely) the broken passenger seat frame on my '05 Buick. Replaced some missing bolts on the driveshaft on my Wrangler and finally got around to putting the snow blade on my 1025. It was 50* out and wanted to get this done long before 0* and 12" of snow was flying.

Those gauges were probably around during the Eisenhower administration. They were in horrible condition. Had I thought they were rebuildable I'd have tried to salvage them. I still have all his torches and hope to rebuild those. But those gauges were very rough. I'm restoring the cart he...

He was a farmer. Of the generation that fixed everything themselves

I got all excited, I thought this was a Ruger thread.:cool:

My tanks are 250/420 I think. They belonged to my grandfather on his farm. I inherited them. The gauges that came with them were old and I don't trust them so I tossed them. I don't know enough about guages to know what I need. I have large tips that will cut through at least 3" steel. I...

Thanks for that model number. I have a few unused chargers lying around from purchases. I may have that one!

'Limp handshake' That perfectly describes these latches. I'll have to look and see if I have a shorter charger. Thanks for the tip!

I recently "upgraded" my series 2 72" to a series 3. Wanted to add a top box to my series 2, but wanted it to match and really wanted the two longer drawers on the series 3 cabinet. Here's my takeaway. In the end, not worth it. The two top long drawers are nice, which was one of my main...

Posted this same request on a car forum as well. The Modine Hawt Dog was recommended a few times there as well. Appreciate the posts Gentlemen!

Venting isn't a problem, but will have to go out the wall. Had a metal roof put on, not cutting a hole in it.

I should mention I'm in NE Indiana. temps below 0* happen but aren't frequent. If it's that cold I'm not going into the shop unless I have to! ;D