Recent content by Countryboy26047

Probably your best bet especially if you don't have much experience with electrical design/theory. I got lucky and have a good friend who has been a certified electrician for a lot of years and has taught me a whole hell of a lot that I thought I knew before lol.. As far as the service, if your...

What type of future work are we talking here? Looks like that's only a 100 amp service, which honestly isn't quite sufficient for today's demands, however it will work as long as your not planning something like say, a heat pump unit, electric furnace etc... Last year, I was having a heat pump...

As far as cutting, as neal stated, get yourself a mini-pipe cutter... Now, as for sweating the joint, this is probably the point where the pro's on here are gonna beat me with a stick... lol But, when I replumbed my shower, I took an old license plate, and a piece of fiberglass insulation...

Thanks for all the welcomes everyone... well, except that Havasu guy... he's a bit odd... j/k :rofl:

Refill around here on 20lb LP is around $17-20 depending on where you go.. not sure about efficiency ratings on them to be honest though. I use one of these in a shed I have on my property, but never really paid much attention to efficiency on it as I only keep the t-stat set around 45*F because...

Ok, sorry if this ones been told before but here goes... An electrician goes to a house one day for a service call.. Upon knocking at the door, an elderly man opens it. As he introduces himself, the electrician notices a dog sitting just a little ways behind the old man. He then asks the old...

Thanks Neal... and not to rain on anyones parade but uhhhh.... a little late on the whole "ripping down your whole house" part.. lmao I would have to write a novel in order to state everything I've done to this house since we bought it! But, as with many other things, I'm always very thankful...

Just an idea here.. my initial thoughts when reading this, were the idea of installing an LP furnace that are built for pop-up campers.. They operate off of a 20lb or bigger lp cylinder which makes transporting the building with heater about as simple as could be, are thermostatically...

Hey everyone, first time to your forum and after about 5 minutes I decided to register so I could not only have other DIY'ers to talk to about projects and such, but also to have somewhere relevant to share my personal experiences over the years of doing all my own home repair/maintenance and...