Recent content by DemoFly

A whirlpool derivative top loader. Easy as pie to get parts for and repair if needed. People over think this appliance and overspend. If I needed to buy a brand new washer (i wouldn’t, I’d buy a kenmore 90 or elite) I’d buy an Amana.

I fixed my last tech problem. I upgraded to a washing machine from 1990. No computer, direct drive, has front service. An added bonus, it actually gets clothes clean. It’s better in every way.

Run ownCloud or nextCloud on your server instead of a windows share. It’s automatic and multi client.

We only side with hardy or LP these days. Modern wood is low quality, an engineered product is necessary imo.

Color makes me believe it’s an oxide. My guess is water/meth injection because it’s more fun than other guesses.

That’s funny. We gotta invent new math. The greater the wealth disparity in America, the worse regular math looks.

I enjoy my disaster. It was a good purchase.

Torque wrenches are accurate halfway between their torque range. They have acceptable tolerances at the low and high. For anything specced lower than 20ftlbs I’m using an inch-pound torque wrench. The delco you chose is what looks like an inch pound in disguise. It just does the simple...

This is interesting because the United States ranks high on electricity production and per capita.

These are good rigs. Same setup in our old topkick propane bobtails. Hauled 33k gross just fine and that was on propane.

Gasket is missing

Fallacy. That $130k wasn’t available for investing. It was for housing. It would have been spent on rent.

I've never understood this argument. Renting and owning are apples and oranges. One is throwing money away and the other is equity. Renting is a short term thing for people with volatile employment or move alot and fees and taxes don't math out for a short term domicile.

only thing I’ve used on equipment is fuel stabilizer and some diesel fuel in the oil before an oil change.

Every cast of steel is different. Quality matters. Buy something decent.