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What is name of said company? I'm no too far from Napoleon, O.

Excellent. I did remove my backhoe last night. I just disconnected and re-connected the return hose and it's now working again. Thank you sir!!

Ahh yes, makes sense. I could see that in Florida where the goal is to keep it cool. I am up in the 41st parallel where if it gets too cold ya freeze your knickers off. The way I see it is that when you put a coat on, you don't stick the coat between your ribs, you wrap it around them. Just...

Triple pane windows. Southern facing house with higher solar heat gain coefficent glazing. Hope to heat with a candle! Will have fresh air exchange system. If you like this kind of thing follow along if you wish.. check out the last few videos of mine if ya'll like it!

Tried truning the knob one way then the other. Inspected to make certain the shaft is not slipping. It's not. 3 point will not lower. Any suggestions here?

Does anyone have a phone mount/holder that they can suggest?

I always enjoy videos like this so I thought I'd share with you all.

Thanks for your reply. Here's what my friend wrote when I sent him your infiormation: "Sadly that does not describe my situation my shaft has no rubber boots I'll have to go underneath and have another look at it. I so no boots no snap rings do anything just a tube thanks for the help"

Trying to help a friend. Says he needs to drop the oil pan but front driveshaft is in the way. He says "it looks like it's in a tube" and he doesn't understand how to drop it. Any information is apprecaited. Does anyone have a service manual they can pass me?

masscity - "In the winter if the sun was shining and it was around 25/30 degrees I could shut the heat off and the house would stay warm. Forgot to mention this was in the Detroit suburbs. I was on a acre and I loved this house." YES!! This is what I'm after. I'm 45 minutes from Detroit, so...

I am considering Hardie board for my house build. When you say that you never have to paint again, is that in general, or are you expressing this because the hardie is covered by the trim? It seems like anything that accepts paint will need to be re-painted at some point. But then again, I...

Yes sir! "Hot-dipped galvanized steel has a thicker zinc coating for better corrosion resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use. Because of the thick plating, only galvanized nuts and washers will fit galvanized bolts. The coating typically has a rough, dull grey finish." Check out...