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Always remove the negative ground first and reconnect it last and you won't have that issue! Thanks for the tip that, after 66 years, I had just neglected to remember. I suppose everyone screws up but taking off rings, watches & using an insulated wrench is still a good idea when working around that much juice.

Interesting. I wonder if the wet tip on the LP checker had anything to do with the new found increase in consistency.

Sendida Bathroom Toilet Paper Holder No Drilling on the wall. No Pressional Tools. No Nails Need. DIY, No Drills. Easy Installation: Sep 1: Wipe clean the ceramic tile wall still it completely dry. Sep 2: Tip off the Adhesive tape and use, put the paper rack on the right place. Sep 3: Adhesive the shelf on the wall, Please wait for 12 hours before you place cellphone or toilet paper on the holder. My Review: Installation was easy and required one tool not listed for installation - a level. I...

How It Works: Professional detailers and hardcore enthusiasts wash dirt from cars as gently as possible. The wrong touch pushes dirt around and grinds ugly scratches and swirls into the shiny finish. The TORQ Professional Foam Cannon Snow Foamer adds a blanket of super-slick and slippery car wash suds to lubricate any abrasive dirt particles. Prepare the TORQ Foam Cannon by filling the soap solution tank with water, then add 1-3 ounces of your favorite Chemical Guys car wash soap. Gently...

Thanks for the tip!

Just downloaded the full app. Seems to be well designed. Thanks for the tip!

From the Manufacturer: Official grill of the National Park Foundation Swaptop™ interchangeable cooktops for more meal options (griddle, full size griddle and stove grates sold separately) Instastart™ ignition for push-button, matchless lighting PerfectFlow™ technology provides consistent performance, even in extreme conditions Collapsible stand with wheels folds for compact storage and easy transport Sliding side tables keep tools and ingredients handy and slide out of the way for compact...

The Smarter Tools 2000IQ doesn't have a vent or a cap vent at all. The way I "unflooded" my unit was to: 1) Let it sit for a few hours (if you aren't in a hurry to use it) or 2) Turn the fuel source to "off" , also set the generator to "off" (as in on/off) and just pull the string about 10 times. then, wait a minute or two, turn the fuel switch to on and then turn the generator to "on" and pull the choke out about 1/2 way and give it a big, honking pull. Also, make sure you have the "eco"...

I don't know why I've never done this before a couple of weeks ago. I did the same thing, set my Big Buddy on the oven door, works perfectly!! Ran it on Med. (9,000 BTU) and it quietly heated up the 1685 in no time without the drain on my batteries from running the furnace. FYI, I haven't bought any 1lb. propane bottles in ages... Refill them for next to nothing. Tip: Put the 1lb canisters in the freezer, and the 20lb tank in a tub of hot water and you can get them very close to storebought...

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll pick one up. The kayak we chose - even being a tandem - takes suprisingly little air/energy/work. The 2 main tube chambers take maybe 90 seconds total. The spray skirts, etc... (4 chambers total) take just 1 full pump each with the "double action" pump. Great tip on the repair kit. Ours came with one, but of course is missing a few "real experience" items. I will add to it for sure. --------------- Enjoy the "Ridiculous History" episode. It was a fun...

Well folks, we're officially less than 30 days to our rally. We have 34 campers signed up for the rally! And maybe a few who made their own ressies. I've been thinking about a notional (and informal) agenda. Suggestions or comments/thoughts are welcome...nothing is carved in stone at this point. If there's sufficient interest, we can charter a bus or van for a wine-tasting excursion...please let me know if you'd be interested in sharing the cost...I have no idea how much that could be, but...