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thanks, i pulled what was left with an extractor over lunch so i can get the right size. i wanted to be certain before i plugged it.

hey, i know this is old, but what does the backside of that compressor look like? we moved recently and our movers damaged my compressor. i think whomever had the compressor before my used a pipe ****** and a cap (as a plug)and that was broken off but i want to be sure it doesn't need to be a...

gee.. wish i had thought of that... yes. that was the first thing. second was asking experience of people at sherwin williams, third after getting conflicting info there was to hope someone with good experience here had some actual beneficial input. thanks for trolling.

Agreee Maybe I should rephrase With what? Kilz? Oil based primer? Or prime with the floor and porch enamel paint (which doesnt seem like a primer to me)

i've been getting differing answers depending on who i ask. last month we bought a house with a shop. in the shop is a wooden building (essentially an apartment). on top of the apartment is an OSB / wooden roof. the previous owners ran a welding company in the shop, so that OSB floor is kind of...

i think it broke earlier this spring. the leaves still (surprisingly) look like they are alive.

we're looking at a house that has a peach tree that was blown over in a storm. the tree is about 10' tall but it's cracked about 3' up from the base and is essentially at a right angle. it doesn't appear to have died how would one best go about straightening it? i don't have a gantry to lift...

i know this is "garage journal" but what about adding a subforum for landscaping? i have a question about a tree in a yard, and don't have an ideal spot to ask

i've got a modine hot dawg heater in my garage with a standard nema 5-15 (3 prong plug) going into a standard GFCI. i was told by an electrician that's not compliant to code and it should be hardwired and "meet the manufacturers recommendations." the manufacturers recommendations are to follow...

don't remember what i used, maybe benjamin moore, it was a good paint i ended up putting a drop of silicon caulk on each screw head

i'm going to paint the floor in my enclosed trailer this week, but it occurred to me that I don't really want to get paint into the screw heads, in case i need to remove them at some point in the future. any good practices you guys can recommend to keep paint from filling the screw heads? or is...

i found someone who had a used honeywell smart valve, we did a swap and it works great now.

thank you. i did replace the board already i was going to try this one, it has excellent reviewes https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ECEF0V4/?tag=atomicindus08-20

i've got a modine hot dawg hd75 with a hot wire ignitor (as opposed to spark ignitor). it will start burning then after 7-10 seconds stop. i have removed the flame sensor and cleaned it with sand paper but i'm still getting the same results. i'm leaning towards a flame sensor. home depot has a...

the control board doesn't have an LED to give error codes, but the gas valve has an LED i have cleaned the flame sensor, no change i have a DMM but it won't do micro amps

i've got a modine hot dawg i bought used. it lights on all 5 burners but only stays lit for 7-10 seconds how do i figure out if it's the flame sensor? flame rollout switch? or something else? thank you

thanks, i ordered a 90-340 relay after doing some research

The 24v fan relay on my Modine Hot Dawg garage furnace seems to have failed. I can either buy a new all in one control board (about $130) that includes the relay or potentially find an aftermarket relay. i suspect most any 24v relay would work. any suggestions why i'd go one vs the other...

thanks, it turns out this particular ecobee model uses Rc not Rh for heat. evidently it's jumpered internally. Ecobee tech support was able to help me in less than 5 minutes.

the tstat wires connect to the board, on the top of the heater i used 3 wires, R, W, and C the ecobee uses Rc for heat and cool, that was part of the problem i had. it's internally jumpered. looks like it will go down to 45*F i plan to run my garage at 50 or 55*F now i have to buy a new...