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I have had a Dyson 25 Ball for +6 years, use it three times a week, not one issue with it. The plastic is not cheap but very durable, and light weight, its bad when you have to swing around cast aluminum (extra weight) when it is not necessarily needed. I like that the roller brush has its own...

Kids are shits. Kids with no proper parenting are even harder to deal with and they usually have a careless F*** the world mentality. There is always two sides of a story, we only saw one side, and briefly at that.

Yeah with fast pass and the organization...you dont stand very long in line. It is a once in a lifetime experience, IMO. To each their own.

Definitely book it through the Disney agent...the one we used was in OKC. She was great. She had a book ready for us with a list of must-see's and recommendations on everything. We spent a week there about 3 years ago. I felt that we saw everything we wanted and didn't miss out on anything. I...

...yeah...I had to watch the video to be somewhat disappointed that dummy round doesn't fly through the air, but equally impressed of the 7.62 round firing out of it. Very cool piece to have for sure.

Go to Rain Bird sprinkler website, and print out there free layout form, you will need to plot out your lawn on it, and send it to them. They will run the layout for you and give you a shopping list if you so choose to use it. There is a large online retailer for sprinkler gear. I looked at this...

Getting ready to say the same thing for the flooring in my house. that is what they did prior to me buying the house. Laminate flooring holds up very well as is resistant. Insane the amount of wear and tear they can hold up too.

That Son of Beast ride looks awesome!

Shut the power off to your outdoor unit...sounds like could be an easy fix for AC guy if not too damaged.

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Over time that skid mark will turn into a nice worn step with grass and then you have a track you will always find with your tires when you mow. Once broken in, then you have little problem with ZTR on the slopes...lol.

HNNNNNGGGGG!!! So many questions...I could really annoy a NASA engineer right now! Not to mention the Civil engineer that designed that rig to hold that sucker back. 418,000 lbs of thrust @ 109% at sea level...my god!

I agree...my wording was fragmented and not aligned to what I meant to say, I was strictly speaking from the poster I quoted on replacing whole unit. There are manufacturers that still ship dry-condensers, as Rooster stated that with just nitrogen for field adding of R-22.

From a cost standpoint, I could imagine it would be better to replace. I know I wouldn't trust a solvent flush when switching between the two types of refrigerant. I suppose if you wanted to pay the amount for the flush, and trust that the flush was done properly and fully cleaned out, then...

Normally I would say that is the case...but since we are in the middle of cooling season, I have seen price differences if I could have waited during cooler months when the A/C guys are low on work. If you have an R-22 System...you have to switch to R-410A which means new copper lines...

hmm..I take lisinapryl as well...like 15mg...noticed that my thought process has been hindered as well...use to be sharp and quick, and now I feel slower and have to really think. Yikes! Hell I am 30yo, and shouldn't be having trouble with my cognitive thinking already! I am trying to get some...

Well crap...it can be almost done for around 1000.00-2000.00 yourself depending on the quantity of bags and required additional inches. I bet you pay double that with a contractor. But for those who are not DIY and plan on sticking around there home, that 3000-5000.00 could pay for itself within...

Business sure has slowed down for me, and I am not tied directly to the oil industry. While I do sell and interact indirectly with those companies, I have noticed a decline in sales and projects.

Well I am a mechanical guy, so I can get the answers I need by finding out for myself. Not everyone is like that, and doesn't care to understand how an A/C system operates and that is fine. However, a set of refrigeration pressure gauges, and a temperature gauge (a thermistor or thermocouple...

If it were me, I would find out my delta t from the supply/return based on the type of system you have installed. I would expect around 15-20 degrees. That could mean your system is doing the best it can for the current conditions (outdoor/indoor). If the delta T were struggling, I would check...