Never owned a freezer. Are you saying they don't make frost free freezers.
I'm currently in the market for a small freezer, don't need a big one,
there's only my wife and I at home.
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I am having a problem with my ice maker. The ice is being made, but once
froze, the mechanism that rolls around and forces the cubes out isn't doing
it's job. Yes, I have the arm that turns on and off the ice maker in the
correct position. The type is the kind that you can get water, crush
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Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 3:05 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] ice maker
I am
until I can dislodge it.
Hope this helps.
Phil
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Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 3:05 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] ice maker
I am having a problem with my ice maker. The ice is being made
When I went to the school for the blind, in wood shop, we'd lay our project
in this big pan of some kind of oil and sponge on the oil and start sanding
with fine sand paper. I'd repeat this process for several days. Spend
fifteen or twenty minutes sanding and sponging on the oil several
I need to buy a chain saw to take down a tree. The thickest part of the
tree is about 8 inches. Question, is a 12 inch chain saw big enough?
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From experience I've had with burn barrows. Empty out the ashes before it
rains, and cover the top with an old piece of plywood or something. If not
the ashes get soaked and it kind of solidifies and the rust factor works
much faster.
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time job, use a buck saw. A lot less expensive. As for
your question, I believe I would want a least a 14 inch chain saw .
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Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 9:01 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan
Hi max, first of all, what is a buck saw? If it's manual, I don't want it.
Also, I was doing some checking around on the web, and didn't fine anything
gas powered that was smaller than 14 inches. They sure do have a big
selection of electric chain saws. I still don't believe in these
fits in. As for a electric saw, for small jobs, I have a Sears 12 inch
electric saw I had for years, as long as the blade is sharp, it does a
good
job up to about 6 to 8 inches. But fine my 18 inch saw to be my weapon of
choice.
RJ
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Dale, I'm no young buck, if I had to make one cut, I'd go with one of these
manual saws. Also, I got to cut them small enough to fit in the garbage
can. I really don't plan to do the cutting either, I have two sons that
live within 2 miles of my home, I'll get one of them over to help do the
I'm not sure what kind of tree it is. Some kind of shade tree, that's out
in front of my patio. Also, there is no where in this development where
it's legal to burn wood.
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This past Sunday one of my kids came over and we remove the tree. We
started by removing all the limbs with a bow saw till we had it down to
about 7 feet. Then with a borrowed chain saw we cut it down to about 2
inches above ground level. Next we started digging around the stump, and
when
Max, I was a welder for over 20 years, and there is no bubbles, there is
what welders called a puddle. And believe me it's quite visible with the
correct lens.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27,
I am sorry to tell you your wrong. That part you are talking about won't
flip down with a nod of your head. It's there to flip up when removing slag
with a slag hammer. You position your rod with your helmet up and when your
ready, you nod your head and strike the arc. Once you've been
Making a weld without eye sight can be done. Use a 70 series rod, which you
can just drag across the seem. 70 series is what is called a low hydrogen
rod. I've down allot of welding with a 7014 rod. This rod is used mostly
in all High Rise Structures. Have you ever heard, Making a weld in
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 5:34 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] 5 Tips to Better Stick Welding
Max, I
Yes, They started coming out with that hood almost 30 years ago, we called
them a blink hood. As you were ready to strike the arc, you were suppose to
close your eyes momentarily as the ultra violet rays darkened the lens.
Back then you couldn't adjust the lens strength. They come along ways
Here is the email address to one of the guys that actually make the VIP
1005.
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David, I have both a text file, and a MP3 file of the operating
instructions. Let me know if you want a copy of either one. There for the
VIP 1005
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Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 5:47 AM
I have a Toro for my automatic sprinkler system. I have a problem I can't
figure out. If I leave it on the automatic position, it will run it's
cycles through the banks. I have two banks set up and 3 and 4 shut off.
here's the problem I'm experiencing when in the automatic position, it will
I'll check that out. Thanks.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 9:51 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] timer for water sprinkler
Hi,
Not sure if it works the same way as the one I have, but it
He can use that plunger we know he has, he'll just need someone to do the
.plunging
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 11:14 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] slip
Does anyone know if there is such a product as an all in one both tint and
sealer for cement? If so, what colors are out there?
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Thanks Geno, I guess I'll go to home depot this weekend and check out what
they have.. Over the last 2 years I've poured about 13 yards of concrete in
my back yard, and my wife said the last pour, the color is a different shade
of gray. I've now have a patio that's 35 feet deep and about 27
I have either 5 or 6 smoke alarms in my house that are hard wired in, and
also have battery backup. Is there such a business that will come out and
service your system? Mine aren't working even after replacing the batteries
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For a couple of bucks, I went to home depot and bought me a door stopper
that I screwed to the bottom of the door. This way I couldn't lose it. The
door leading out the side of the garage to the back has a metal security
door, so I leave the inter door open all the time. But before I put the
I've about had it cleaning out the gutters. I have to clean the ones in the
front of the house at least twice a year. The others don't need to be clean
but every couple of years since they're on the second story of the house
above the trees that I do have. My question is; can these gutter
David, leaves filling my gutter is my main concern . Sunday, my wife had me
out there hanging Christmas lights. I told her before I hung any lights, I
had to clean the gutters out because they were filled with leaves. As far
as the downspout goes. A old damn rubber pots and pans scrubber
Hi Geno, 50 feet, how many stories high is your home? My home is a 2 story
dwelling, and at it's highest point it can't be more than 24 to 25 feet. Of
course that might have allot to due to the fact that I'm on a slab, and the
property is pretty level around the house itself. This weekend
I'd look to see if there is a belt. Check the pulleys and make sure the
belt is riding both of them. That is, if this is the way they still make
them. I haven't mess with one of these in over 40 years. You might also
check that lever that engages the drive to make sure any linkage didn't
I think Home depot sells those strips with sand paper type substance on the
top side, with an adhesive on bottom side.
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Donny, foil is one of the last things I'd use, aluminum will carry current.
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Interesting! Personally I bought a stud finder about 7 years ago from OSH
that beeps and works pretty damn good.
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If I had to drill pin holes, I'd make me a template.
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Pin holes are nothing more than little holes that are predrilled to carry a
pin that you insert into the hole. You insert these pins in the vertical
uprights of the structure carrying the shelves. Usually the pins are set in
the front and back of the outside verticals at the same height.
Yesterday I was sitting in the garage when my wife came home, and when she
tried to open the garage door, the motor started working, but the door
wouldn't go up. So after telling her to stop trying to open the door
because something was wrong, I went back in there and check to make sure the
, but I don't think any use it today.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 6:42 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] electric garage door problem
Yesterday I was sitting in the garage when my wife came
I called a repair service yesterday, and explained what was going on with my
garage door opener, and they said it was nothing more than a gear that was
stripped out. so I told them to come out and fix the damn thing. They came
out and fixed the gear, and re-aligned the door, balanced it, and
Dale, Part of my garage is my bar slash ham shack. Plus, I go out in the
garage whenever I want to have a smoke. I spend a good part of the day in
the garage. I live in California, and it's not all that cold in the garage.
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I'd squirt oil right into the hole where you hook the air hose.Then I'd
run it a few seconds in a bucket or you'll have oil spraying all over the
place in a circular pattern.
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You probably have a build up of scum, and other mineral deposits. Remove
one of the doors and try cleaning the tracks.
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From: Victor Gouveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 6:05 PM
Subject:
I had that same problem when installing our shower doors. I had to call my
Brother in law over and told him to bring his little grinder. He'd grind
one of the verticals till it fit like a glove which didn't take long at all,
and then he did the other one. Then we assembled the framing for
Dan, this knot taughtline, is it also call a cable hitch? Also, used to rap
around a safety line. you can slide it up the safety line but not down if
you were to fall. If this is the knot you are talking about, let me know
and I'll try and explain how to tie it.
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Dan it sounds like the same knot but maybe not. For instance will say the
vertical rope is called the safety rope and will call the one that slides
up and down the safety rope the safety line. You take the safety line and
make a turn around the safety rope and go once over the safety line
acceleration. Never
during breaking or deceleration.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 2:02 PM
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Whiny truck
I'd
Dan, I believe they just celebrated the second or possibly third convention,
and if I'm not mistaken, they are annually.
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 8:37 AM
Subject: Re:
I take the tape by one corner and either slap it down on the palm of my hand
or on my thigh near my knee. I'll do this on both sides of the tape, and
then try it. If it plays fine I leave it alone. If not, I'll take it out
and smack it some more, then I'll put it back in the machine and turn
Phil, this is a good question I'd like to know more about. These sliding
doors have gotten heavier since the double Paine glass became a standard.
I thought ours had bad rollers, but I had a repairman out here last summer
to replace the locking mechanism and I asked him why the door didn't
Never heard of a cork floor before. Was there some kind of a top layer like
linoleum?
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Don, you can get a hold of
Toledo Free Press Staff Writer
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and maybe he can get you the contact info.
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Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 9:38 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Home
is this the one your speaking of?
Don, you can get a hold of
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Subject: Re:
Why don't you buy a lighter. They make several ones about 7 to 9 inches
long. It has a trigger that generates a spark when pulled that ignites the
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Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 7:33 AM
Subject: My talking thermostat stopped talking
I've already talked to someone
what's wrong with clear dyno tape?
They even make full sheets of clear dyno tape.
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Last year I bought a new stainless steel gas grill for the back yard. Well
I was disappointed with it because it burned to damn hot. It was fine for
steaks and burgers, but to hot for chicken. Yesterday, I was at a family
owned hardware store that was having a 50 percent going out of business
really disappointed in gas grills. On the other hand, I all so bought an
electric smoker, Love it. They all so make some fine propane smokers. To
keep this on topic. I haven't found a good handy way to keep the grill a
fix for the heat. Don
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From: Brice
Also, you don't have to order the rollers from the manufacture, OSH and most
hardware stores carry the rollers. The last time I bought some new rollers,
they were better than the ones that came with the door, they were steal
rollers.
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This is where you need to have a good relationship with your neighbor. I'd
ask him to spray a 4 or 5 inch border using roundup along the fence line
once in a while. Doing this would also eliminate the use of a weed whacker
along the fence line. I'd even offer the use of my own roundup.
Personally, I'd be afraid to put diesel gas or any kind of oil on my lawn.
Some damn environmentalist may call the police and I'd get ticketed for
contaminating my soil. Believe me, this can happen in California.
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I have one of those deal you push around over the lawn to spread granule
fertilizer evenly. Can I put lawn seed in it and spread seed over my lawn
to thicken it?
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think
you would have a hard time getting a uniform distribution and you would
likely get too much seed in the area covered.
Yours Truly,
Clifford Wilson
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Yesterday I hooked up my solar heater for my swimming pool as the day time
temps have been in the 80's out here. After hooking it up and turning the
pump on I heard water leaking. So I called my wife out to see where it was
leaking. At the top end of the panels there is a piece of PVC pipe,
Brice Mijares wrote:
Yesterday I hooked up my solar heater for my swimming pool as the day
time
temps have been in the 80's out here. After hooking it up and turning
the
pump on I heard water leaking. So I called my wife out to see where it
was
leaking. At the top end of the panels
if I can be of any further assistance.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 10:32 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] automatic water sprinkler problem
Over
Good question, I'm no electrician, but I'd probably put the higher rated
extension cord first. I was a welder before I went blind, and the more lead
you added, the more amperage was needed to complete and identical weld
further away.
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From: Rob Monitor [EMAIL
A standard washing you balance it by standing in front of the washer, and by
grabbing the top back of the washer you pull towards you lifting the rear
off the ground a few inches, and lowering it back down. That's how I do
mine, this should be done a couple of times a month.
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I'm not sure about all washing machines, but Kenmore's are more or less self
balancing. Like I said in an earlier post, lift the rear portion of the
washing machine off the ground a few inches and lower it back down and this
balances it.
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I had a service guy tell me to do it a couple times a month. He said the
transmission will last damn near for ever when kept in balance.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:44 PM
Okay Jeff, that makes sense. No I don't have to blow out my lines, I live
in California.Is the valve the vary top piece that you'd turn to
manually turn it on, the piece that has two wires coming off the cap?
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Gorilla glue is perfect for fixing loose rungs. Make sure to remove as much
of the old glue as possible. After you've applied the glue and stuck the
rung back in, place a rope around two outside legs and make a tourniquet
with a stick or something so you can tie it off. Leave it set up like
I forgot to mention wetting the wood before applying the glue. I have 6
chairs with these rungs , and I think I've fixed everyone of them, and the
gorilla glue holds up better than the original glue does.
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Lets hear it. Post how it works. Personally, whenever my shower drain or
sinks start slowing down, I add a couple table spoons of lye to the drain
and that clears it up.
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I was writing a message in Outlook express when my email client alerted me
that a message arrived in my in box. As soon as I was finished with my
message, I was automatically back in my in box, and there was no new
message. This perplexed me as I new I heard the little jingle letting me
know
Who in the hell is this person, and what the hell does this message suppose
to mean?
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Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 7:48 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] kiss
it was a kiss to brice mijares
check out
www.talkingthermostats.com
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From: Richard Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blind handyman blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 3:16 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] accessible thermostat
Hi,
I remember reading a while ago about accessible
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] accessible thermostat
Hi,
Thanks for the url. do you happen to have one?
Rich
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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 6:09 PM
Subject
before w-d-40, we use to use a product called Liquid Wrench. Does anyone
else remember this stuff? It worked pretty damn good for the times.
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It's more than likely you'll have to carry flood insurance. So check out
what flood insurance cost in that area.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 8:23 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] flood zones
Being that this house is in a flood zone, you should be able to buy this
home below market value.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 11:38 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] flood zones
it means no insurance
Also, you may see if it's against the law to run gray lines in your state.
Gray lines use to be
legal here in California, but if I'm not mistaking, it's now against the
law.
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You can also go to a pool supply, and buy some real flexible inch and a
half hose that is used for back washing the filter. After using it, it will
flatten out and you can roll it up. and store it where ever you want near to
where it's hooked up. I think I paid somewhere around a dollar a
Where would one buy such a tool as the leatherman?
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A couple of years ago I bought a VIP 2001 talking thermostat, and was
very pleased till yesterday. Last summer my air conditioner didn't seem as
if it was running as well as it did in previous summers. So we received a
flyer in the mail for servicing your central air, and set up an
Hi Dan, I have the VIP 1001. I have a gas furnace, and central air.The
technician took a look at the thermostat by removing it from the wall and
inspecting it, and said it was only capable of running a one stage unit.
Another words, both heat and air would start out at a low speed, and stay at
Dan, I'll go to there web site and check it out. Thanks for the info.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] keep in mind when buying a talking thermostat`
Brice,
I didn't know I had a 2 stage unit till the service tech told me so. What
really pissed me off, was the electrician that I paid to install the
thermostat. He'd should have known I had a two stage unit, and the
thermostat was a single stage unit.
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From: Kevin
I really don't know how to respond. All I know is what the technician told
me. He also said that on the back of the thermostat itself has some
lettering where wires are indicated something like G-1 R-1 Y-1 ETC. The
thermostat I have don't have wire lettering for the 2 stage to run the
Bob, all I can go by is what this tech said, and he said the thermostat was
not fully capable of running my unit efficiently. So he put a jumper in
that would make it run at the higher speed. If you went to
smartwaysolutions.com
you'll see there is 2 different talking thermostats offered, one
I just received a reply from smart way solutions on my thermostat dilemma,
and here's what he told me.
Brice, we are working on a VIP model that should work just fine on your
system.
If you will remind me in two weeks I will let you know if it is available at
that time.
We are in the testing and
After talking to Smart way Solutions, it wouldn't have mattered at the time
as Smart way solutions didn't have a 2 stage talking thermostat. They do
have now in beta which should be done with it's testing in a couple of
weeks.
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Actually you can tell by just listening to it. The furnace starts off at a
lower speed, then after about 5 minutes or so, it will jump in to a higher
speed. Then when it gets near the desired temperature it will drop back
down to the slower speed. Keep in mind once the desired temp is
Bob, you must of miss my first posting on this subject. I bought the
talking thermostat no more than 3 years ago. The reason I had the service
tech out here was I noticed over the past 2 summers, and especially last
summer when we here in California had a killer heat wave that my unit
Check Maytag's web site, or give them a call.
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Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 2:40 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Braille Overlays for stoves
Aloha
Whenever we buy any kind of paint or finish, I ask what is needed to clean
the brushes. Most of the time they say mineral spirits, or warm soapy
water. I prefer just using paint thinner.
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Max, I believe it will say on the can what's best for clean up.
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Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Cleaning Paint brushes.
The can of stuff is out the shop so
What a strange choice of words for faucet.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 6:55 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Kitchen Counter Top Renovations
I believe it's what those folks down under call a
Why not cover it with some kind of fine netting that will catch the fine
particals , and just clean it once in a while? Call a place that services
central heat and air, and ask what they recommend.
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I don't know about the air filter, I suppose adding a little oil to the air
filter would help collect dirt and dust. As far as changing the oil after
the first 5 hours, I'd do it. The first 5 hours or so the oil gets dirty
from the motor breaking in. Meaning fine particles of the moving
Have you tried unsubscribing and resubscribing?
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From: Bill Gallik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 10:14 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] So Frustrating
I am so darn frustrated right now, I just
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