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After messing with it last night, I think it's the coil. I taped up the kill wire, then I replaced it with a new wire. Nothing.. I took the sparkplug out and laid it against the head and tried...

Irish Spring shavings work as well...

If its 30-40 ft tall... its going to come down soon anyway.. you might want to cut it down rather than hope it falls OK...
In my parents neighborhood they gave away bradfords when the houses were...

I have a 1 yo Boland 4.5hp push mower. It's the cheapy. I changed the plug and it ran fine, cut the yard. The second cutting, it ran out of gas, I filled it, started it, and after 5 min it cut out...

OK, I will try that.. thanks, off to HD...

Hey, I am replacing the tub in my bathroom, as well as much of the drain line. I am replacing the galvanized(?) pipe and drum trap with 2" PVC, a Vent, and a P-Trap.. my problem is how do i install...

Thanks guys, it turned out I had a bad breaker and was only getting 80v at the heater.. new breaker, working great...

I just replaced my electric hot water heater. I think the coil burned out on the old one. I bought a Whirlpool 12yr and it has the "diagnostics" on it. I connected everything, filled it with water,...

Cool, thanks, that's what I was thinking...

I am installing a few shut offs.. ball valve type. My question is, do the "lever"s have to be positioned at the top of the valve? Can the be mounted on the side or down... the valves will be...

I am remodeling my first bathroom. I am planing on tiling the shower/tub.. my question is the transition from tile to painted wall.. with the cement backer do I butt it up to drywall? What do I do...

I need to replace some water pipes in my house to add Shut-offs and to remove some "hokey" setups.. my issue is that I have galvanized running up through the walls to the 2nd story bathroom....

I am remodeling my first bathroom. I am planing on tiling the shower/tub.. my question is the transition from tile to painted wall.. with the cement backer do I butt it up to drywall? What do I do...

I figured it was something that would have been "outlawed", at least now I know what the thing is called. Thanks for the help.. I think I have enough info to tackle this..

Well, I don't know how to explain the current set up.. the drain comes out of the tub, makes a 90 and into a Cast Iron "pot" (3" pipe 8-10" deep). The water comes in the bottom.. fills up, and drains...

I searched around and couldn't find my answer.
I am renovating the bathrooom in my 1944 home. The house has had many "patches" to it in the past before I moved in. Because of the drain...