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*Lighting chat* My shop (40x60x30h) has 13 old t12 two lamp 8' single pin fixtures. (Sounds like too few, but about 20x20 of one corner is framed out office space, and the large roll up doors prevent hanging lighting where they go up. Given that, the current fixture placement seems to make sense.). All the ballasts are bad. How about this deal on amazon? Works out 60 bucks per fixture (minus one bulb) to go LED with a minimum of work, and their products are pretty highly reviewed, other than needing center support for the 8 footers. quote:8FT 40 Watt T8 LED Tube Double-end Power 96W Fluorescent Tube Cool White Color
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Bandwagoning the suggestion for a larger spare conduit. It will be worth it.
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Apr 16, 2015 22:57
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kastein posted:Need to do any engine swaps immediately? Because bobcats are great as engine hoists. Yeah, but only if the machine has holding valves. Some construction equipment not designed to have man-lift capabilities do not, which is part of why they display many visual warnings not to get under the load.
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Apr 19, 2015 14:01
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I've got these, and replaced the motion sensor with a photo eye for dusk to dawn. They are effing bright. Apparently my neighbors say my house is "lit up like a prison".
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May 11, 2015 18:47
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Also interested to know what came apart, especially in a truck that was maintained. I know they are vvt engines, and knowing Toyota, interference.
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Jun 23, 2015 01:08
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I love it.
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Aug 15, 2016 01:45
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So, what was the evap doing to cause a too rich condition? I thought the evap solenoid opened once the engine started, and stayed opened until you shut it off? Hell my old tundra would draw the gas tank down to a pretty decent vacuum.
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Oh MAN if I wasn't jealous before...
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