Hi. I have uploaded some pictures of the building being delivered and moved
across my yard. These are of the 10 by 16 building. David. I'm sorry to
do it in two batches but I screwed up, or actually jaws screwed up. My pet
peeve is that sometimes when I am trying to get into forms mode by
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From: "Bill Gallik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Blind Handy Man Yahoo Group"
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 10:14 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] So Frustrating
>I am so darn frustrated right now, I just got a message regarding
When we lived in Iowa we knew a family that lived in a house built out of 3
boxcars placed side by side and fixed together somehow. The wheels had been
removed of course. The back boxcar was the kitchen and a bedroom. The
middle boxcar was two bedrooms with a hall way running between the two
I would use an butter bowl, the three pound size and put it under your mower so
the oil can drain into it. Then after that, I would get a gallon milk jug with
the lid, and I would get an fondled and put it into the jug so I don't get it
all over the jug when I poured it into the jug. pour the
Hi All
I have just made a Pole carrier for my caravan out of new 6 inch Sewer
Pipe which is PVC.
It has screwed ends which have screw on caps which lock on.
This will store all the poles we need to support our annex.
This bolts across the draw bar and will be exposed to the Harmful Sun's
Rays.
Do
Steve,
You know what, I looked at the bottle wrong. It is a pint (pt.). I'll
get this stuff down someday. I'll ask at the gas station when I walk up
there. I still don't know what to do with the old oil. What do you
drain that into? I have two auto parts stores within walking distance
fr
Hi Vicki,
As long as you have the mower filled with in the criss cross pattern on the
dipstick, you will be alright. this pattern is the manufacturing way of
saying, this is the safe zone. try to keep it filled to the top of the
pattern. Note, never fill pass this point. I myself tip the mower ov
Well you would have find the cereal numbers on the motor and order a lower
baring and ban gasket then you have to take the bottom of the motor off and
knock out the baring from the inside out. What I use is a socket about the same
size and put on the baring and with a hammer tap out the baring.
sounds like a great storage or work shop, I wish I had 20ft longer in the
back area.
On Sun, 6 May 2007, Chanting Monks wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> Apparently, sealing them together is exactly what they do. There is a whole
> movement going that is taking both used and new shipping containers that
Hi All,
A long time ago I read a great tip for drill bits and have been able to also
apply this to most of my router bits.
The tip for the drill bits was to purchase a set of inexpensive bits that have
a nice case. Since you will only ever use 3 or 4 on a regular basis when they
dull replace t
Thanks for the tips.
I located it on Amazon.com. They even have a 20% discount for May. The total
was $47.99 The blade retails for over $80.
Now I will be able to butcher some wood and have a nice edge for the scrap box.
My dad always said "cut it again, it's still too short".
Lenny http://www.g
Betsy wrote: "Aloha Vicki,
I don't know the answer but I am a supporter of reading manuals
myself. I can't tell you how many jobs could have been done in half
the time around here if my other half would have read even the very
first page of a manual. close quote.
There is much truth in what * th
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