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agreed......the tuner may have used his standard 5.3 swap flash that includes reduced/eliminated torque management

my house was built in the 50s, had 2 prong outlets, however, there was a ground wire running to every box, I was lucky enough that the ground was still long enough, so I popped the outlets, unscrewed the ground wire from the box, wired in the 3 prong outlets, and all done

yes, but keep in mind most also have a resistance coil for aux heat when the outside temp drops low enough that the heat pump is ineffective

rayovac industrial

I personally like the cable release over the automatic any reason you prefer the auto?

Not even a sledge hammer blow, I can blow out most non reinforced jams(with deadbolt locked) with a solid backswing from my arm....granted, I'm a big guy, so not saying most people would be able to do the same, but I wouldn't need any tools to get in most houses, and I doubt it would take any...

look at page 22

well, depends on the lifts, but one thing about a 2 and a 4 post, is you can have 1 post of the 2 post fit between 2 posts of the 4 post

attic if not drasticly more in cost

question is, why is he doing a compression test every 3 weeks?

Farm sink

insurance will pay out on stupidity, negligence, etc.

Steel square tubbing in concrete, flush with ground, 4x4 fence posts w/breakaway feature(highway signs have holes drilled through them)

per the NEC, he is going to have to run a subpanel, as he would be running more than 1 feed to a detached structure

hell, a grey steel door painted with brown paint and a brush, single coat, looks surprisingly like woodgrain

correct.....I know a guy in detroit that after a couple break-ins of this type, installed a swinging guard rail locked to steel posts sunk 10' into the ground at either side of the door...again, won't stop someone determined, but will slow down amateurs

engineering speak calls those "CT" or Constant Tension clamps

personally? I'd wait till spring and replace the entire roof structure with new engineered trusses

how far do the rollers move along the floor? like, how long a piece would i need to get?