Different than a frig but I had a whole basement dehumidifier that I paid $1700. Three years later the fan went bad and was not replaceable and new unit was $2000. Fortunately an electric motor repair shop fixed the old fan and a 1/2 inch drill motor for about $140. Glad there are still...
I have a 6 foot Bush Hog brand rotary mower. Need to change the gear oil, it is almost yellow, looks like it could have gotten water in it. Sat out all winter uncovered. 80/90 weight gear oil sound correct for new fluid?
When they clear woods here in Ohio they at times dig a trench, push then in the same and burn them. Some just push into a large pile, let them dry enough and burn them in place when they have a steady breeze to give plenty of oxygen. Here they often use diesel and old tires to help but...
I have been fighting that battle for years. The small ones I cut carefully with a chain saw and later burned in a pile. Once they were dry the thorns actually burned up well. Some of the bigger ones I had a track vehicle with a mulcher type mower start at the top and grind them down to...
I have a 4510. Unsure how close they are but I once had some type of simple clip break and I did not have the front tires pulling. The shop made it a simple cheap fix. Obviously could be other issues.
I had a 1969 Corvette and a friend had a 70 and they had windshield wipers. They were under a panel at the end of the hood just before the windshield. The panel lifted up and then the wipers engaged.
I have Pella wood windows I wish to install in my lean to attached to my barn. Question 1: The frame wood is not primed on the parts that will be in the wall. Is there a reason for this and would it be OK to prime that area before installation or are they left bare for a reason...
I have a chance to get a Quality Steel 18 foot tandem axle car trailer with winch. I think made in Decatur, IN. It has a steel deck. The axles are both rated at 3500 each for a total of 7000 pounds. I think the trailer with winch could be near 2000 pounds. I would like to carry my...