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drygulch replied to the thread Frankenfittings....I had to look up the "drum trap". Never seen one of those! WRT the polybutylene, hope you're on a well at least. To be fair, for us the... -
Thats what the pro’s call “plumbing diversification”. ;)
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Ahh, I see you had the same DIY plumber that did MY house... (minus the rubber hose, nice touch!!). We did remove some old CPVC. Some...
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He should have just kept driving forward to get weight on the towbar and hence the rear axle of the truck.
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That is 100% scary!
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drygulch replied to the thread Well "Blow me down!".Be sure to share pics of your silverware when you get to that point...
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I was perusing the inter-web the other day, when I stumbled upon a video of some guy doing this "Black Oxide" thing to some tool he...
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I hit the 10 pic limit......so here are a few more All in all, I super pleased with the results.......
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What’s your tow vehicle? Any other uses other than hauling the tractor? I used a 18’ 7k trailer with my L3800(same dimensions as a...
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^^^^^^ Yep, don't do this:
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drygulch replied to the thread Reasonably Priced brush guard for L series and MX on Amazon....or the radiator.
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For your entertainment. Just upgraded this section of plumbing in our new old house. Materials from right to left: PEX Galvanized...
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I can live without a washer/dryer/dish washer for a few days, however I keep a new, in the box, thermistor and igniter on top of the...
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The 17 yr old dryer stopped heating last week. Was surprised to find OEM heating elements still available. $40 and 30 min work, it’s...
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drygulch replied to the thread Reasonably Priced brush guard for L series and MX on Amazon.Thanks for sharing this. I've got several holes and I think the cost has subconsciously made me kick the can down the road... Greg
