Dont know why im fixing the beater. But i need a plow truck.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I put a small point of use electric heater under kitchen sink. Works great
What does it look like? Interested
Thanks Tim. Something I need to check on.
WTruo
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Hi all, got the new ball joints and bushing pressed in. Just laid the first coat of primer down too.
On?
WTruo
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The driver side upper and lower control arms on the buick.
The passanger side is done. I sprayed them black yesterday and they looked pretty solid today.
The passanger side is done. I sprayed them black yesterday and they looked pretty solid today.
WTruo
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I’m thinking of doing this in my camper and ditching the tank water heater that’s in there
That was fun. NOT! This definitely did not go as planned. The new install wasn’t bad, but getting the old one out was a muthaf@&$#! Luckily I got my project helper buddy Stefan over for the assist. It would not drain! Ended up cutting the bottom of the shell open a couple feet up. That drained the shell. Then drilled holes in the side of the tank. When we thought it was done tried to take it out. Has to go up like 5-6 steps. Got first no problem. Second one it shifted and locked the hand truck in place somehow. So, I held it while he came down around it. We just shoved it up and out over the hand truck. Then we flipped it and watched another 10 gallons drain out. 
Anyway it’s done...
Anyway it’s done...
That one that Tim posted was 220v. Is your camper just 110?
I don't need a constant stream of blazing hot water but it would be nice to get 100°+ for a minute or two until the water from the main water heater fills the pipes.
That was fun. NOT! This definitely did not go as planned. The new install wasn’t bad, but getting the old one out was a muthaf@&$#! Luckily I got my project helper buddy Stefan over for the assist. It would not drain! Ended up cutting the bottom of the shell open a couple feet up. That drained the shell. Then drilled holes in the side of the tank. When we thought it was done tried to take it out. Has to go up like 5-6 steps. Got first no problem. Second one it shifted and locked the hand truck in place somehow. So, I held it while he came down around it. We just shoved it up and out over the hand truck. Then we flipped it and watched another 10 gallons drain out.
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Our old 75 gallon water heater fetched $30 at the scrap yard this summer....
Is there a return line on your heater??? I have one on mine and I can get hot water to my back bedroom sink less than 30 seconds... 3000 square foot ranch house...
Really? I would only think a few bucks max...I give my scrap to my neighbor anyway, so whatever he gets is his.
They used to bird call down the assembly line that put the box moldings on to warn them when they saw me coming... They knew I was checking up that they were following proper process...
(I had a spy on the line that let me know what was up)...
There is a funny story about a pickle vibrator....
MomsDuster
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Chuck knows what love is!
no, it’s both.
But I’d probably put two, 110s in. One for the shower and one for the sink
let’s see you do it old man
let’s see you do it old man
I would get some young guys to do it for me... Work smart, not hard....
Thats why i have a shop crane...I would get some young guys to do it for me... Work smart, not hard....
Looked a few up and some are that heavy. All the 75 to 80s I saw are over 200 anyway. So, i guess with that water still in it, must have been 250-300lbs.
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