Ben H
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So the factory trailer harness is present at the hitch but has no juice? Stay out of the fuse panel. You'll only spread the legs and cause more problems. You should have a high current at the column for the ignition switch, or run a 10 gauge wire from the battery. Do not pay $30 bucks for a relay. You are getting hosed..http://www.amazon.com/Absolute-RLS125-1 ... hrow+relay I can get you a wiring diagram of the major stuff if you need it. Column, parking lights, brakes, etc... If it were me, I'd buy these and be done....http://www.amazon.com/Maxxtow-Towing-Pr ... 9076767148
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That is some quality Kentucky craftsmanship for sure.
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Yeah, and the runner wanting to stop and talk to you, the neighbor asking questions, the client wanting to film it so he can show all his buds.
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That is nice.
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I record and watch the vid on my laptop. 15min flying. 15-20 watching. But make no mistake, you're not going to see a ripped shingle easily. My 30ft ladder was a far cry from the top of this chimney. The bot came in handy. Click to Enlarge 61.09 KB
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I use mine a few times a month. I still like to put boots on shingles, but when it's 3 stories in the air, I fly the bot.
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This thing was close to 8-9 ft tall. Nothing supporting that right angle. A small C channel on the floor and wall just wasn't cutting it.
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Yeah, this is her. Didn't measure it but I'd guess it was 3/8 thick. The door was hinged off the wall. The side that it "latches" on would move a lot. Click to Enlarge 22.59 KB
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Had one last week that would move 3 inches each way. If you never touched it, it would probably be OK, but if my 75 year old client slips and falls into it I'd guess it would come crashing down.
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Did it have fiberglass batts in the walls too? Kurt's right. The cheapest BTU you'll ever pay for is the one you never have to. No, it was sprayed on cellulous in the living area and closed cell foam in the basement and attic. They are ahead of the game in Nashvegas!
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Did it have fiberglass batts in the walls too? Kurt's right. The cheapest BTU you'll ever pay for is the one you never have to.
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I want to know if each respective blade was used to cut the hole it rest in.
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I'll likely buy one this year. I've toyed around with the idea of wearing one while working.
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200 shipped. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IEF ... UTF8&psc=1
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Hey Erby, Can you post a crawlspace pic for me?
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my bad appears newer versions do This may be a game changer.
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Which Pani? I see them for $120, and $300 This one? http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-DMC-TS5 ... 6872771094
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Thats the one I have. Not real impressed with it. It's been back to Nikon twice, still not focusing.
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Full disclosure. Heading to Mexico for Christmas and plan to do some diving, my old Nikon is on it's last leg, so I thought I'd kill two birds and get something new. I carry a nice Nikon for most pics, and swap sd cards for the dirty places.
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Have you tried Ritalin? Round here we use Bourbon.
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Gonna snatch up a new waterproof camera. My Nikon won't focus anymore. What are you using these days?
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1939 Cape Cod. Located in the hallway at the baseboard. The handle moved, but didn't seem to be connect to anything. I was guessing some kind vent... Click to Enlarge 28.64 KB
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attic mold concerns after home inspection
Ben H replied to nmilot's topic in Indoor Air Quality (I.A.Q.) and Mold Forum
I'm with Mark. I doubt its a roof leak. Maybe a bathroom exhaust fan under all that crappy batt insulation? Recessed lights out of the pic? Most likely an air seal problem. -
The Aeroseal dudes came to the last ASHI meeting we had and had a little demo. Neat stuff and seems to work quite well. Same here for cost. $1500-2k per system.
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CSST Lawsuit - Lubbock, TX ... Settled
Ben H replied to Nolan Kienitz's topic in News Around The Net
Almost everyday.