How big is the white rod diameter? The black rods are around 3/4"...I have a dryer vent cleaning kit and the rods on that are more like...
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:hair: There is nobody close to you that stocks nylon rope? I learned many years ago that once the rope breaks a time or two, I need to replace...
I concur, same tree
Must be an Applebee's nearby...because they been "eating good in the neighborhood" :whistle: :picard: :rofl: :lol:
You have that awesome easy to clean PSG heat exchanger design too! :thumbs: I like my Kuuma, but do miss the PSG HX setup!
Most ported saws are...gotta pay to play! :saw:
The ones with a plug that you have to pull out so you can chase the ashes down the little hole stink. But my Kuuma has a grate with a sealed...
You can buy just the bristles...but I just replaced mine with .100" weed eater line...it works pretty well. I bought some stuff that is kinda X...
As long as the knockouts aren't way bigger than the wire OD...but even if they are, you'd still have less air infiltration than if the black...
Generally from the outside...I'd not fool around in the panel, unless the power is off
Yeah that's a different tool there...dryer vent cleaner, pellet stove, something...
That's the stuff
I'd never get away with that...I think my wife could taste what brand rifle killed her venison burger! :hair: I'm always the one eating up the...
Really gotta watch them tactical splitters...you think your just gonna go out and "plink a few rounds" then the next thing you know... (this pic...
The hair dryer trick works better for chimneys in the basement that are especially resistant to pushing a "cold plug" out...its heat, and positive...
Have any old garden rakes laying around? Cut the handle and braces off, cut in half (or whatever) and weld a handle on it...I made a couple just...
There is a monster hickory in the woods at work, it had a huge limb break off, looked much the same. This limb is probably 16" diameter by the...
Same as always
I used to...not worth the time/trouble, so I quit. The Kuuma furnace has an ash pan/grate, so that catches the "big" stuff...good enough
