Recent content by AnotherBueller

Use the direction lever as your indicator of the direction the socket will turn. Then give it a spin just because. :)

Na It was well on it's way to dying. With that rot going into the core the heart wood will rot down to the ground eventually.

I like to use a pole saw for things like this so I can reach higher AND have more room to get away.:D

Even before you go to a dealer find out the dealers cost after factory hold backs (that's portion of the dealers price that shows on the invoice that gets refunded to the dealer at the end of the quarter. If the dealer doesn't pay right with the factory then ALL of the hold backs for everything...

Will that work on amazon fire tv?

I just started ours this week and that was NOT an option. $120/month with a 1.5 Tera byte soft cap.

Just starting on our 3rd batch. Going to make about 20, 16oz bottles, using 6 grade B beans per bottle. 6 of scotch, 3 of tequila, 6 of Old crow, 6 of Jim Beam and 2 of cheap Vodka. Or however it works out as the Vodka and Tequila bottles are not full. Gave some bottles away as Christmas...

We did St Lou Mo to Raton NM. 20 hour trip with 14 boy scouts for 2 weeks of back packing in the rockies, I'll never do it any other way. Only had 3 stops between Stl and Raton. Conductor would not allow any boy off with out a ticket showing that was their stop. No worries for me as the scout...

Have you thought about asking you water company how they repair water main brakes and do that?

There is a way to turn that circuit into a 220 and 110 but it will NOT met code and hasn't for a long time.

Need a 2 pole circuit breaker and dedicated 3 wire circuit for 220V

I don't understand the difference between #1 & 2, but ether way #I think would be best. Any recirculating system, even with pipe insulation, will result in heat loss because the water is circulating all the time, so the water heater will have to work more = more money. Just measure how much...

Does give the coyotes reason to check back though.

Yeah he's really reduced what they sell over the years. What he made looks like a 1" long piece of with a short piece of steel welded to the pipe and a short piece of 1/8' flat stock at 90 degrees as an extension welded to connect both. In a earlier model he had what I remember was the same...

Check out 'Paul and Kathy Short' on Utube he came up with a great fix.