brent1976

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LS1?

I have always done all my banking through huntington, it has changed names 5 times since I started there, but they have never done me wrong. The loan specialist told me that my credit was way better than hers, and she thought she had really good credit, and my wifes credit score is 2 points lower than mine.

I'm going to the bank tomorrow to sign the papers on mine. I got 2.99% and shortened it to 10 years. It was close to 6% for 20 years with 13 years left. It should save me 12k+ in the end.

Everything craftsman has at least one other brand that is exactly the same thing without as long of a warranty on it.

I'm in I'm taking a guy from work to the auto show, but I am making him leave early to stop by for a while.

You can go to lowes and buy a rail extension kit for any genie screw drive that will make this work on an 8' door

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Columbia machine co. They are on hughes st.

Are you still away for school? There is a good machine shop here in town.

No pics of said sis?

I'm in. Getting tired of never seeing decent cars because of winter.

lol at the first top comment.

I remember hearing from you that bags are for fags.

Yes, I am part owner of a garage door company. I have installed, and worked on garage doors and openers since I was 19.

I have installed quite a few of the liftmaster residential jackshaft operators. They have a DC powered motor, so the are heavy duty. They start slow, so they don't throw the cables off, but after the soft start they open and close quite fast. I like them, and in Toms case, he needs one, but most don't unless they have high lift track.

Petrey previously had been disciplined. In July 2008, he was suspended for driving to Grove City in a village cruiser to confront a man. Petrey forfeited his pay for the July 27 shift and compensation for a day of firearms training for the offense. So he took a cruiser to start a fight with someone. What was the other guy supposed to do beat up a cop? And all he got for this is giving up a days pay and union hours, and to go to firearms training for a day. Seems like a slap on the wrist.

If you give the old one to somebody else to use, tell them to spray the screw in the rail with a little wd40, and it will almost be as quiet as the new one. Both of those are good opener brands, but the chamberlain belt drives are super quiet

All of the parts in Ryans link for the coop door are in a garage door opener, limits switches, mechanical ratcheting relay instead of circuit board. It would be very simple.

OK. The old openers have a ratcheting relay. Every time it relays, it changes direction between 2 poles. In case that doesn't work, I have one.

There were 2 of them sitting on our scrap trailer. Do you want a whole one, or some of the parts?

I love my turbo, like has been said already, it's always on. I built my motor first, drove it for a year making pretty good power. Then I bolted on the turbo, and made great power, with the potential for a lot more with a turbo more suited to my cu.in.

If you get an old garage door opener, all the parts are mechanical, and I think will work with dc power except for the motor. I think my guys took down 2 like I'm thinking of this last week that didn't have anything wrong with them. I will check, and get back tomorrow.

Oh, yea. Mine only shows PRND and the milage if you bang on the steering column.

I would say tranny, fuel pump/fuel level sensor, brake lines, and if it's 4x4 front bearings. Mine has 160k on it, and I have done all of these to mine over the years. Some were needed, some were upgrades.