But...IF the pipe size is part of the issue, and changing it would allow you to use the cat for another year or two, it would pay for itself...
Oh, I dunno...this is Australian member leoht [ATTACH]
That's how ya do right there...garage bigger than the house! :yes: Congrats Redneck!
Now that's confidence in your work!
Dad has 3 of those on their system...over 20 years old and going strong. Just a couple months back when starting things up for the heating season...
Not if it was a real Leatherman
I thought those came standard with rust?! :p
Good to see ya got signed back in Jim! :handshake: Any suggestions yooperdave?
That's where I ended up too. I like the idea of screwing the ribs, but by the time you get a bit of compression on the washer, the steel is...
Hey now! :fart: :rofl: :lol: I though maybe our sawyer was a certain frequenter of Nashville...:whistle:
When I added on to my shop a couple years ago I read about not cutting with a saw, so I researched it. Many/most manufacturers seem to recommend...
Hand shears are easier to keep things straight than with snips...but if you have a lot of footage to do, then a powered tool will be nice
Ever get down this way, let me know, I got the hookup for ya! :handshake:
We'll let you slide since you haven't been to a gtg, so you don't know about the porta potties afterward...o_O
Should've used the stainless steel ties...:p :rofl: :lol:
Tooth infection is nothing to play with...I'm told it can get to your brain faster than just about any other infection. I guess we are fortunate...
I've had very poor luck getting flywheels off without the proper puller, but I suppose it doesn't hurt to try a little...I wouldn't get too...
Power snips?
Well, you aren't wrong...those Englander were an excellent value! My inlaws are still using the NC 30 I put in their new house...a 13 would have...
I had the same question...I suspect locally there is a welding supply store that reloads abc extinguishers that would probably sell it...
