Galvanized ceiling ohio?

Seems like Evey home I've owned had to re hang the openers.

Have one pic, like those hip roofs, -

Chainfall, -




Opener, -

 

Guess that power surge last summer fried the RV TV as well. It's all talk and no picture. I don't think I check it after the incident. That's a 40"...strange size but it fits the spot. The 55" in the bed room is fine. Bring that one back to the house for the winter.

Do they even have 40 " screens anymore lol. I'll worry about when it warms back up.

 

My torn rotator cuffs (yes, both are torn) prevented me from doing much more last night. My main goal was just to get it operational again.

I will probably just get my cutoff wheel and cut it while it while its still up there. I have a lot to do in that garage. Whoever mud and taped it was horrible at it. Also, there's gonna be a lot more electro-tricity placed around the garage. I bought a panel just for the garage.

And... I'm dreading the floor. Might hafta get my Brother to do it or help me out. Epoxy time!

 

Yessir. It was factory second stuff and was less expensive than drywall, especially when you consider finishing and painting. I think it also looks better, will stay looking better, and was easy to install.

I have it going about 4' up the walls, too.

 

Might just be the inverter board. You can sometimes find those cheap... if it's worth it to you. I've done a couple of them on machines at work. Hell... one of then just had a soldered in Micro Fuse that popped on the inverter board.

 

White: Check out PRP treatments for your shoulders. It worked miracles on mine (but I had no actual tears).

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10155124/

 

PRP as in plasma treatment?

Oh hell... i didnt see the linky.

I'm on my phone. More hospital time today. The Wife is having some blood clots removed from her arm today.

 

I made an appointment with an orthopedist for this coming Wednesday.

What kind of doc do I need to see about that possibility,Ohio?

 

If your orthopedic doc doesn't provide it, they should be able to point you in the right direction. Those specializing in sports medicine are the most likely to have it available.

Note: PRP is an evolution of PRF, and has been found to be more effective with less side effects (pain, swelling, etc.).

 

I have two cousins that do sports medicine. Haven't seen either one of them for quite some time though, lol.

The place that I am going does sports medicine, so that should be on the menu. They are very well respected too. People in SLC come over here to see them, and it's usually the other way around with most docs.