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Jump to new posts Re: Veneer stone by nicki1 @ 54 minutes 35 seconds ago

l installed stone veneer and followed the instructions that were on the company's website and handouts. It involved tar paper over the drywall, a metal wire mesh that was stapled to the wall, concrete that was grooved over that and finally the stone
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Jump to new posts Re: Inadvertent flashlight test by RCovell @ Today at 10:23 PM

My wife gave me a Fenix E21 two Christmases ago. I'm a flashlight addict and was uncertain about her gift. It's turned out to be a nice little light. I carry it in my clipboard for ready use when I'm out working. I would certainly consider one from
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Jump to new posts Re: Left hand column by Ernie @ Today at 09:57 PM

Just to be Al for the day "Death Sentence"...??
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Jump to new posts Re: urlacher by BillJeffy @ Today at 09:22 PM

. . Ummmm, Errrr,,,,, "NESN falls for prank article that Brian Urlacher signed one-day contract to retire a Packer" By Frank Schwab | Shutdown Corner .
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Originally Posted By: hermansherman I appreciate your thoughts that the table should be saved, but this is going to my son to go to college, so I don't want to spend a lot of money on it. For starters I sent you a couple of links in a Private
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Jump to new posts Scouts by Uncle_Alvah @ Today at 08:45 PM

Boy Scouts are in he news because the leaders have voted to allow gays into the program. No senior leaders or nuthin' but youngsters, OK. Been debated for a long time actually. Maybe they just should have picked up the phone and called the girl scout
Auto Repair
Jump to new posts Re: 97 Ford Taurus Oxygen Sensor by Harland @ Today at 08:40 PM

Got it, was up in a tight little space.
Plumbing
Jump to new posts Re: New member-looking for fluidmaster 200A valves by BillJeffy @ Today at 08:03 PM

, , The fluidmaster 200A and the now present model 400 use the same float valve systems.... The open/close valve on the 400 is at the top, however, and it would be necessary to shorten the 'stem' dependent on how much height you have in the box. If
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Jump to new posts Re: Medical answers by yardmaster @ Today at 07:58 PM

Not his book...but this is Harold
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Jump to new posts Re: Deck Question by Able_Dog @ Today at 07:26 PM

Quote:Heh... Isn't that what I said? He said it better, especially the: " would tend to agree with Able on this one"
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Jump to new posts Re: "My Space" by Able_Dog @ Today at 07:15 PM

"I suspect it happened in the 50's " By today's standards, very damn seldom.
Heating and Air Conditioning
Jump to new posts Re: A/C runs OK, switch to heat and A/C keeps running by UsuallyClueless @ Today at 06:50 PM

The thermostat is upstairs on a wall. The furnace in the basement, gas. The a/c is central. Yes, the thermostat is the simple heat off cool.
Computer Help
Jump to new posts Re: Photobucket ( Not Pro ? )` problems ? by Ernie @ Today at 06:08 PM

Thanks All for the update on this topic Yes I know about the newest first.. and how to navigate the new PB` format`.. But when I start to search the library.. the images start to move ever so slowly and often` hangs up / and freezes` Have
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Jump to new posts Re: Premature but I just had to show it off! by DonkeyDave @ Today at 04:32 PM

The big barrel? It won a prize in our local parade two years in a row.
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Jump to new posts Re: What made you happy today? by CabinConnection @ Today at 03:06 PM

Originally Posted By: Bob_QGoing to my cardiologist today and getting a clean bill of health. SUPER!!! (Had you had a heart attack back then?)
Small Engine Repair
Jump to new posts Equipment Safety by Bob_Q @ Today at 02:54 PM

All riding mowers,some walk behinds, and various other types of equipment that can potentially harm someone, have safety switches of some type. Homeowners find these safety, or interlock systems as referred to in the industry,nuisances,something that
Computer Help
Jump to new posts Re: USB question by Uncle_Alvah @ Today at 02:47 PM

There is a difference in the cables. I have the exact same printer on my computer. As near as I can tell, the plastic block in her cable is slightly thicker, and the number is different. the cable from my printer plugs up easily. Hers will not plug i
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Jump to new posts Re: Steam powered saw mill - making boxes by BillJeffy @ Today at 02:30 PM

. . Cool! http://www.phillipsbrosmill.com/phillips.../ourhistory.htm .
Small Engine Repair
Jump to new posts Re: Briggs/Snapper wiring by Bob_Q @ Today at 02:23 PM

Are you correcting the wiring to bring it back to original for safety reasons, or because you can't start it? If it won't start, but it did up until now after you bypassed the interlock system, you have a different problem. If it won't start BECAUSE
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Jump to new posts Re: Friday fun facts by twoshoes @ Today at 01:25 PM

Very interesting, I really enjoyed and learned from the lightning article.
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Jump to new posts Re: Very well said... by Able_Dog @ Today at 12:20 PM

Jeanine Pirro, used to see her quite a bit on the "Geraldo Show". Well said, but went a little too far near the end (especially for a judge). We still have constitutional restraints that apply to everyone no matter how bad they are or how
Electrical
Jump to new posts Re: Bathroom fixture by mariamang @ Today at 12:19 PM

thanks Dora!!! will do!!
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Jump to new posts Re: Spam emails from Friends by JimTheTinkerer @ Today at 11:32 AM

Instead of clicking, google on the middle of the link name. Often brings up warnings or complaints. If there are hardly any hits, that's super-dangerous.. ..could be a newly-hatched bug.
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Jump to new posts Re: What Do You Think? by JimTheTinkerer @ Today at 11:29 AM

Sounds good. --don't use too much: it's the skin that's tough, not the insides --don't use the 'low-heave' around-window foam: it's weak stuff ...the tough gnarly urethane is the good glue..
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Jump to new posts Re: Pay for company logo or not? by JimTheTinkerer @ Today at 11:25 AM

Originally Posted By: CabinConnectionI designed both of mine. Took the artwork to a local printer and had them incorporate the sketch into my cards. Had them also give me a digital file where I use it on letterheads etc. Yeah, IIRC I had to pay th
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