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I had an almost duplicate of that at my last house. Worked great

I am not Irish (German) but St. pats day is my birthday. Will be 81 tomorrow.

Here is my deal. I have had many cars over my 65 years of driving, but have never kept many more than a few years. Most were quite old with lots of miles when I bought them, but one, my 65 Mustang in about 2000 and sold in 2023, and I never did change the brake fluid in any of them. And...

I have had one for many years. (like 50) and have used it maybe 50 times, but they are great when needed. I now have 2 of them, don't remember how I seem to have inherited the second one. I think my original is a 3/8 and the other is 1/2 drive.

Like oil pan4 says, I use oo/cornhead great in practically everything that isn't automotive. Actually also put in a Model A I had

The other day when it was 20 degrees I plugged in 2 1500 watt electric heaters and in about 3 hours it was up to 50. I used to heat my last 850 sq. ft attached garage with a 220v. 4000 watt heater, but this garage has no 220v.

I am wanting heat in my 600square ft attached garage. was thinking that the forced air one would warm it faster than the radiant type. can anybody say more than it is kinda loud? compared to what? Running 18 hp lawn mower? At medium rpm? factory muffler I like the 30000 btu double burner units...

I want some heat, but can't decide between the fan forced and just regular burner type. I know the fan type are much louder, but just how much? does anybody know the decibels?

Thanks a lot for the info guys. I have decided to get a tube of "super lube" grease, and use atf for the "oil". I'll get some of those cheap needle nose oiler bottles, and the lube comes in a small tube with needle nose

I thought 3 in one also, which I assume is the same as sewing machine oil, but the train manufactures stat NOT that. But That is probably because because then they couldn't sell the really expensive oil. I also thought about the oil for electric hair clippers. The special "train". oil is like $5...

I really didn't know where to post this, as this is an unusual subject, but here goes. Since almost a year ago I got a spinal cord injury, and can no longer drive, I sold my classic mustangs, and now only have a van for my wife to drive me around in my wheelchair. So, for a hobby I have reverted...

I have 3 Ph8A Ultra filters, and no longer have a vehicle that uses them. And probably never will, as I can no longer drive due to spinal cord injury..Trying to sell for $5 each. Of course they are the old GOOD ones

Like to think that all our pets are happily waiting for us at the rainbow bridge

QuestionI have is: what cars of the past had rotating seats for easy entrance/exit???

Wondering if a 65 mustang base model would have had a ceiling dome light? Mine was restore when I bought it, and doesn't have one.

As a matter of fact, possibly just the opposite, as these days seem to either be normal or extra good for me.

Ok, I just bought a 2004 mustang GT with leather seats and it is also a convertible. So, what product do you recommend that I can buy at Walmart, to care for the things. I do have vinyl sears etc in my 65 mustang, and I have product to keep it looking good. Would I use the same stuff?

You don't suppose that engine would be a candidate for one of those head gasket fix in a bottle/can do you. It obviously isn't leaking very fast. Know, I know, all snake oil/junk, but for other leaks, bars leaks has certainly worked in many cases. If I didn't think I was up to the job, which I...

It seems to me that lately all the filters are good, kinda like oil. All are fine, just decide how much money you want to spend and how many miles you want to use it for and close your eyes and pick one. That is what I do any more. Otherwise I would go loco (even more than I already am) trying...

I agree with Nick1994, except I do still occasionally check craigslist, and if I am selling, I do both, as why not. But I have had best luck with facebook lately.