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Interesting week here too. Monday night/Tuesday morning we got about 5 inches of snow. Yesterday it's allgone. Freakin' 28th of November and it's raining. Not a drop of snow anywhere today. We got some serious winds last night. Gusts to 112 just on the hills behind me, All this snow, wind and rainheading southeasterly. Enjoy, lol
I had a hell of a time getting my Fuzion drivers door open. The inside door handle broke (common), but the outside wouldn't work either. I had to pull the trim escutcheon for the handle, then break the rest of it to get access to the pull cable. Easier said than done and not destroy the inner panel. I finally got 2 pry bars between the handle and the lock and got it distorted enough to open the door. Then it was easy as pie. The handle may be cheaply made but where the two pieces join a real biatch to get apart ot spread enough.
Happy Bird/Tacos day to all.
I had a hell of a time getting my Fuzion drivers door open. The inside door handle broke (common), but the outside wouldn't work either. I had to pull the trim escutcheon for the handle, then break the rest of it to get access to the pull cable. Easier said than done and not destroy the inner panel. I finally got 2 pry bars between the handle and the lock and got it distorted enough to open the door. Then it was easy as pie. The handle may be cheaply made but where the two pieces join a real biatch to get apart ot spread enough.
Happy Bird/Tacos day to all.
Sure, here ya go. For the money, you'd be hard pressed to find a better picture... and I am really impressed with the sound. It sounds WAAAY better than my 55 does.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...?skuId=6363879
EDIT: I just realized I didn't answer all of your questions. Yes, that's an electric fireplace. It's a 1400W unit, and 4600 BTU's. We have a Walker Edison distribution center here, and they always run specials..... got it for 179 bucks. Needless to say, I'm thrilled. Same one on Amazon is almost 300.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B6NLG3Z..._t1_B01MS4TM4R
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...?skuId=6363879
EDIT: I just realized I didn't answer all of your questions. Yes, that's an electric fireplace. It's a 1400W unit, and 4600 BTU's. We have a Walker Edison distribution center here, and they always run specials..... got it for 179 bucks. Needless to say, I'm thrilled. Same one on Amazon is almost 300.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B6NLG3Z..._t1_B01MS4TM4R
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2100.... great minds think alike!
JP, you must have got it right when it was released then? The guy at the store told me it is a 2019 model. I wish Samsung would put that on their boxes.... I noticed the LG boxes all had the model year printed right on them.
JP, you must have got it right when it was released then? The guy at the store told me it is a 2019 model. I wish Samsung would put that on their boxes.... I noticed the LG boxes all had the model year printed right on them.
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I wish I could justify upgrading my 60" Samsung 1080p TV to 4K, but we hardly watch this one.
I went and checked out that Dewalt air compressor this AM. If it stuck out from the wall 18" instead of 24", it would be fine, but I don't have room for it as-is. It's too bad, because $450 seemed like a pretty good sweet spot for value. The old 20-gal Craftsman I have now will do 7 SCFM at 90 PSI. The highest capability I've found in 30-gal units is 5.3 which according to the charts I've found won't run a paint gun well. I wish there was something decent and affordable between the 30-gal and 60-gal models, but I've yet to see one.
EDIT: Am I thinking I need more capacity than I actually do? This 20-gal unit kept up for the most part with my deck staining, but peters out when I use the cutoff wheel for anything more involved than a bolt or two. Would the 30-gal with 5.3 SCFM @ 90 be a decent replacement for this 20-gal one with 7/90?
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I went and checked out that Dewalt air compressor this AM. If it stuck out from the wall 18" instead of 24", it would be fine, but I don't have room for it as-is. It's too bad, because $450 seemed like a pretty good sweet spot for value. The old 20-gal Craftsman I have now will do 7 SCFM at 90 PSI. The highest capability I've found in 30-gal units is 5.3 which according to the charts I've found won't run a paint gun well. I wish there was something decent and affordable between the 30-gal and 60-gal models, but I've yet to see one.
EDIT: Am I thinking I need more capacity than I actually do? This 20-gal unit kept up for the most part with my deck staining, but peters out when I use the cutoff wheel for anything more involved than a bolt or two. Would the 30-gal with 5.3 SCFM @ 90 be a decent replacement for this 20-gal one with 7/90?
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I am personally of the opinion that you can have a smaller tank if the motor can back it up. I have a 4HP motor on my 13 gallon Campbell Hausfeld, and it does pretty well. I've only had to wait on it when I've had a bolt that was really hard to break loose, and that was with my old impact. The new Earthquake stubby that I've got breaks bolts loose pretty quick.
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I am personally of the opinion that you can have a smaller tank if the motor can back it up. I have a 4HP motor on my 13 gallon Campbell Hausfeld, and it does pretty well. I've only had to wait on it when I've had a bolt that was really hard to break loose, and that was with my old impact. The new Earthquake stubby that I've got breaks bolts loose pretty quick.
EDIT: I think the 30 would stick out from the wall as much as the 60?
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JP, what sound bar did you go with?
Ohio, a lot of the 30's I've seen lately are just shorter, so I would agree with that assessment. I keep thinking I'll buy a bigger compressor.... I'd like one that is horizontal and short.
My battery impact has never let me down though, so I really only use air for tires and nail guns.
Ohio, a lot of the 30's I've seen lately are just shorter, so I would agree with that assessment. I keep thinking I'll buy a bigger compressor.... I'd like one that is horizontal and short.
My battery impact has never let me down though, so I really only use air for tires and nail guns.