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Wow, lots of comments on here I missed! This round definitely was NOT fired in a shotgun although it is a shotgun round. With how the case split open I'm sure it was initiated some other way and it took flight in a completely random direction. I took some more pictures, bagged up everything...

I would be impressed if they set off something like that... I'm sure that would be the last time I hear fireworks!

Flechette round is what iwas thinking too... no native headhunters in Noth Jersey! Is the washer really used as wadding? Also, the tail end of the flechette was stuck to the inside of the plastic, right behind the triangle with the 1 in it. Guess that means it was in backwards?

The pellets didn't react when heated, but it rained pretty hard over night.

Found this in my driveway after what sounded like the neighbors setting off fireworks last night. The sound definitely didn't come from my driveway, but just over 100ft away. It looks like something else that goes bang. Just wondering if anyone has experience with something like this.

Thanks for the info. I wound up taking the cheap way out, trimmed down the fitting so the whole thing fits in the main and secured it a bit better. Unfortunately water was pooling up on the board behind one of the windows (I guess it was mist or splash from inside), so I I made a foil funnel...

So my water neutralizer drain has this funny plastic fitting on it before it dumps into the main, along with the washing machine drain. There's a window in the fitting that I guess is there to watch the water coming out during the regen cycle. Somewhere this fitting started leaking and water...

Well after all that concern, second guessing, and measuring... they fit just fine. The manual calls for 8.5" of clearance to fit the opener and coupling on the shaft, but you need to realize the coupler slips over the shaft at least 1.5"... and as stated above, the jack shaft slips inside the...

Genie B6172H I found this opener as an option also. It is a bit narrower at 7" but I'm assuming that doesn't include the distance needed to slip the coupler over the end of the jackshaft. I asked a question on amazon and the stated it only need 14" of clearance, however that doesn't seem...

Here are the after pics of my Chase Parker jaws. It will take a ton of filing to make them look new, correct?

Brush, that picture was taken before I worked on them. I don't have an after picture.

Yes, I used a wire brush on the jaws and they look a little better, but still worn in a few spots.

Here's a Chase Parker I found for $70. I dunked it in simple green then some parts in evaporust, lubed it with some 'red and tacky', used Johnson's paste wax on the bare metal, and painted it a rustoleum blue. Definitely not the thorough rebuild some of you do here, but it felt good getting...

Ha, try it on the old school master cylinders with rectangle caps, the kind the need a few chains to secure the adapter! Since that mess happened I only use the motive bleeder dry, (over?)fill the master, and check the level often.

I bought the quiet tech during the black Friday sale, $250 how bad could it be? I shot these 2 quick videos, does anyone else's braided hose expand and contract like this?

To really close this one, here is the culprit. The micro switch was all carboned up! I could have just changed or cleaned the switch, but who wants to be without heat for longer than needed.

I've only found the puddles along that wall, not saying it doesn't happen on the others as I have more stuff piled up along them. That wall faces the south west and has a little more shade than the others. The other long wall has 2 windows and a man door, so there is more light coming in that...

I have 4 ceiling fans on a smart switch. I can put them on low speed for a few hours a day.

Yup, it was the zone valve guts that needed to be replaced. Lowes had them in store, even though I couldn't find them online. Everything seems fine now, thanks for the help!

Last spring I had a 32 x 50 pole barn built with insulation and liner panels, insulated floor with PEX but no boiler installed yet. That fall/winter I found small puddles on the floor and base trim in front of the posts along one wall. I pulled some panels back from the wall and the...