The last time I papered over paneling, I used liner paper under the wallpaper. Wash the walls good, then use a primer or sizing. Then the liner, then the wallpaper. Looked great when it was done.
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The last time I papered over paneling, I used liner paper under the wallpaper. Wash the walls good, then use a primer or sizing. Then the liner, then the wallpaper. Looked great when it was done.
They asked if a baseboard heater could be wired from a 110V outlet. Yes it could but it probably needs it's own separate circuit.
Sorry for your loss.
I have lost a few to cars, and it hurts. I've lost one because he ran away on the day we moved to town. I guess he didn't want to go. The one I have now, I'd almost die if it...
The early VW Beetles had gas heaters as well.....50's era
Angela,
Along with this site, the ByNet Network also includes a site called HorsesByNet. You might want to check in there too. Totally devoted to horses and their care.
HorsesByNet
It's a newly...
Well, I'm in no way a plumbing guru, but I can tell you how 99% of the propane set-ups around here are connected. Usually copper line from the tank into the house, then a flare fitting on the end of...
Welcome to CBN. You might want to look at one of the sister sites http://www.horsesbynet.com
Brand new and open for "business"
edit.......I see you have already signed up over there...
Phoenix,
I got your e-mail but it keeps coming back when I try to reply. Here's the text.....
<font color="blue"> If you enlarge the picture just a bit the second wire
will show up. You'd need...
A single pole thermostat will work, however I prefer to open both wires, hence a 2 pole thermostat that I suggested.
Look at the attached vs what you first drew, you're drawing will not work.
phoenix,
Use one thermostat, like in my drawing. It's crude, but you'll get the idea. Use a 2-pole thermostat if possible. Make your splices in the thermostat box or one of the heaters. You can also...
Gary and Danny,
There is a meter base out there that has the meter socket and a transfer switch/genset outlet all rolled into one. I know that SquareD makes a couple. They may be a manual set-up...
Bladders in some brands are made to be replaced, but from pricing one for mine, I might decide a new tank is not that much more. My tank is too small in my opinion, that's why I might buy a new one,...
Gary,
I think TSC sells them as well. Same style.
Click on and read this thread . It is quite common for the switch itself to cause the problems with the 4WD.
Cindi,
Glad you're back with us again /forums/images/icons/grin.gif
Jerry
Gary,
A continuous load is anything that may run for 3 hours or more at a time. The breaker should not be loaded more than 80% for those types of loads.
A 15A breaker is only going to be good for 12 Amps for a continuous load. A 1000W load at 240V is about 5 Amps. You're OK.
A couple of possible solutions......
Change the outlet to a 110V one with the correct configuration. Terminate the unused "hot" wire with a wire nut or what ever they may be called in your neck of...
Why dismiss the extended cab? You can get one with an 8' bed. Makes for a bugger to park and turn around, but they're out there.
You're on the right track......and yes SqD Homeline has a 50A available
Yes there is Gary, add another 4-8 circuit panel next to your transfer panel. Replace or use an existing 2 pole in the transfer panel to power the extra panel. Run the new circuits to it. Let me know...
I have seen that type of setup, but don't recommend it. The automatic style are the best in my opinion.
A private message must have come from a member.....right?
I'm assuming it has a clock/timer motor. Have you checked that it is still moving?
