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Never saw one before. But I can assume that the screw under the trigger is a trigger stop. The shorter it is, the more air goes to the nozzel, the longer it is the less air goes to the nozzel.

Looks like a fine job to me. My only question would be "what made it crack?". It appears to me that two factors might be at work here. 1) Thermal expansion, which would push the bricks on top out . 2) Excessive load on that corner. #2 I don't think you can do anything about. Your repair should...

You really don't need to hit the rev limiter. 5000 or so rpm will do just fine.

I'd say that would be a perfect oil for a Northstar. Oil VII's wern't really up to the task of the high piston heat when those were being produced, so yeah, coked up ring packs. Annual oil changes would be my suggestion, but you could actaully go two years without an issue. Don't forget the WOT...

Does it have an inlet filter to the pump? If so, have you cleaned it?

Don't forget to check your local requirements on Radon systems. Most require the outlet to be 3 feet or mare above the roofline.

Thanks for the heads up!

It's not the bearing that he's worried about, but the seal itself. If it's like most seals, and it most likely is, it will be carbon on ceramic. In either case, the seal should be fine for that short period of running dry. The ceramic is hard, and the carbon part is inherently a lubricant. Fill...

The basement in my last house had a radon system, and the PVC pipes ran UNDER the vapor barrier plastic. It worked well, kept out the moisture and the radon without overcooling the area in winter. On that note, I don't see any ventilation in that space. Mine had those grill/screened vents with...

That stuff will keep ants out of a hanging Hummingbird feeder too.

They're probably only interested to see that the cars THEY make are so much better than Teslas! Or how to steal the technology.

Oh, it gets better. Now with AI voice, you can get a call from someone that sounds EXACTLY as a relative that ask you for money under some sort of false pretense. Such as "Please, I'm in jail and need bail money". My neighbor fell for that one in an email scam, but now it can be the actual voice!

Do you have an ohm meter?

Except if your English, then you need plaid kneehigh socks too!

So, what's the point?

Well, because they don't REALLY want to drive, just sit back and play with their phone or something.

I suppose people are a lot lazier than I think.

Scam. You probably don't even use McAfee Antivirus, and don't need it.

I can scratch that off my list!

More like corrosion from salt spray.