mikefromnh
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IF you like that then check out the liftmaster 3800
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At Home In The Woods
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IF you like that then check out the liftmaster 3800
YouTube - Chapter 1 - LiftMaster 3800 Introduction Video
charlz
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As a fellow father, I will forewarn you to count to 100 or more when you come into a room that your child has decided that it needs some nice crayola stripes on the walls....They do make washable crayons but it is still frustrating. I've given up long ago on perfectionism.:confused2:
I never had problems with my kids writing on the walls. One of my friends had the 'whiteboard' material installed on the lower parts of their kids playroom area. They could write on the walls all they wanted with the non-toxic erasable markers. Still not sure if that is a good idea or not... kinda teaches them it is OK to write on the walls. I don't believe they had a problem with them doing it outside that room though.
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Obed
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Jim,
Looks like that might work. However, our basement garage door opening is 7 1/2 feet high surrounded by brick. If the tractor with the ROPS up
won't fit in the 7 1/2' basement garage door, then maybe my wife will have to park her car in the basement!
Like that would fly.Obed
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Obed
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MarkV,
This morning the H&A guy replaced the Romex cable in the conduit with the single conductor wires. He found a leak in the gas line, fixed it, and put the line back on 15 psi test. A few hours later the pressure had not budged. If the gas pressure holds, we should have our certificate of occupancy re-inspection tomorrow. A different inspector will be coming tomorrow. I hope he only looks at the 2 items the other inspector said we needed to fix.
Obed
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Obed
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Today I went over our electrical plan in detail and tested every outlet for power and GFCI protection where appropriate. I just plugged something in each outlet to verify we had power; I didn't measure voltage. I did find a handful of things that need looking at. Tomorrow the electrical workers should be here to replace the keyless lights in the closets with the globe lights and fix the other issues found by the inspector and me.
dex3361
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Obed it might be a little late but an outlet tester is handy especially when you have a lot of receptacles to test. You could have a polarity issue or a bad grounding connection and a plug in device would still work. This would be a quick way to identify any issue before the electrician goes away. Here is a good descriptin at Wikipedia. RECEPTACLE TESTER
I have really enjoyed you build thread and you and your wife have done a great job. You are almost there.:thumbsup:
I have really enjoyed you build thread and you and your wife have done a great job. You are almost there.:thumbsup:
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CurlyDave
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+2 from me.
Your local hardware store will have receptacle testers. There are two kinds generally available. One just tests the circuit, the second type has a button which can be pushed to test the functioning of your GFIs.
I always try to get the second kind, which is about $1 more expensive on a $10 item.
Dishpointer
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Congrats Obed! That's a major step and it's behind you.
