You can an buy aluminum pan that has a connection on them for a PVC pipe and it would get any leakage or pressure relief valve blow-off to the drain.
The pans have the pipe adapter included with them.
The water heater could be elevated by putting bricks under it to get the need slope to the drain.
I have both a propane torpedo and Portable Propane Convection Heater.
I like the convection heater because it is quiet.
The nice thing about the torpedo heater is that it circulates the air thus warming a large area quickly.
I have 3 0f them in my shop. I have had problems with the remote ceiling lights coming on for no reason.
I bought them at Menard’s and got 11% off.
They are very easy to install.
Two 12 foot doors = 24 feet. 32 foot wide building will not allow much room in between or beside the the doors. Header height is also a critical dimension to consider.
There is a lot of information on the internet in regards to the rpcss.dll file and the malware that is getting attached to it. The general consensus is to do a full system restore after saving all the data you want to want to keep. If it were my computer I would try replacing the file with a clean one that is available on the internet for downloading. Copy and paste it into the system 32 folder.Choose the copy and replace option that comes up in a panel when you try to place it in the folder. This is a situation where periodic back-ups of all of your files need to be saved to an external hard-drive.I have been using large capacity flash drives the last several months.
Sorry Kevin; I hit the wrong reply button.
Malwarebytes Pro has a program called FileAssassin It does exactly what it says. Find that .dll in your System 32 folder and destroy it.
Rain X Anti Fog works good. Be careful that you don’t get carbon monoxide poisoning.
Don,t even go there
I don’t understand the meaning of your comment. Did you have a problem with flying Dragon Air Rifles ? I am looking for someone that can tune my Gamo Whisper. If anyone has had positive results with an air rifle tuner please let me know.
I have a Gamo Whisper in .177 caliber.It is a piece of garbage. It will not shoot in the same place twice. I have tried every kind of pellet sold around my area. It does not matter if I use open sights or the supplied scope. My son-in-law had the same results with it. Read the reviews on the airgun forums about them. Not good ! The only good thing about it, is that it is very quite. I am now considering replacing it with a Benjamin NP. It has a nitrogen propelled piston in it instead of a spring.
The check valve in the primer bulb of the big motor is most likely not holding. I know nothing about your fuel tank. I installed a tee fitting in the tank line of my boat. I then installed stainless steel valves on each line going from the tee to the two motors. I can completely shut off which ever line is not in use.
I always knew that strange things happen in cyber space. I just received an email reply from Ben. He sent that reply on the very same email that was returned as undeliverable !
Wade I remember you and I had problems a couple of years ago with the @cableone.net address. But there is no way I would have used it.
[email protected] is the address I used on the web site. But when I get the failure to deliver email it shows that it was delivered to ,
[email protected].
Thanks Brian. I hadn’t thought of doing that. Hopefully he checks in here frequently.
I have tried to contact Jolly Ann by using the email link on the web site. My emails are not being delivered. This is part of what comes back to me
////Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following address.
<[email protected]>:
Remote host said: 550 No such user – psmtp [RCPT_TO]////
Would anyone happen to know why that link isn’t working ?
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I always thought they were legal. I copied this from the Wisconsin DNR online guide to using them.
Set or Bank Pole and Setline Regulations
2012-2013
SET or BANK POLE and SETLINE LICENSES
A
set or bank pole
is defined as a pole equipped with one line and a maximum of
two hooks that is fished from the bank of a lake or river. In this case, a “pole” is a long,
cylindrical rod and does not include tree branches or dead falls.
A set or bank pole license authorizes the use of up to 5 set or bank poles.
Set or bank pole licenses are $3.00 and include 5 tags.
A
setline
is a staked line equipped with no more than 25 hooks.
A setline license authorizes the use of
one
setline.
A setline license is $11.00 for license and 25 cents for the tag.
Here is where I read it. http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/fishing/documents/setlinebankpole1213_web.pdf
I have encountered this problem with other types of motors not outboards. I have never owned a four stroke outboard. When the motor gets up to operating temperature, oil is forced up into a dipstick tube that is tightly sealed by the dipstick. When the motor cools , the oil cannot come down to the real level in the crankcase. The first check on a cold motor and you get a real high or overfill reading. Wait a few seconds and it almost always will be down to its true reading.
I had a similar problem once. The turn signal relay was the culprit. A new heavy duty one resolved the problem.
Thanks for the replys . I used to buy them back in the mid 1970’s. They were true 3-way ball bearing swivels. Identical to the brass one in Blue Fleck’s post,except they were stainless steel/ball bearing. Expensive even then. I was recently on pool 13 of the Mississippi River with my nephew and he asked me if I knew where to buy them.I hadn’t thought about them in a long time since I don’t fish for walleyes much. Those swivels were really nice. Absolutely no twist.
