Need info on replacing 1996 Ranger Lower Radiator Hose?
Just one more way the goofball engineers make it harder for people to do their own repairs....have to buy the factory hose---at a huge price probably--- if aftermarket do not match. Small hose breaks=buy the whole hose, aftermarket don't carry or can't reproduce=buy the factory hose, stuck in the middle of nowhere=have the truck towed because you can't match a 15.00 section of hose...ad nauseum....
Construction Jobs...Construction Job site for estimator / superintendent / project manager construction jobs?
Construction jobs at S.R. Clarke. The website is . Lots of construction jobs listed since S.R. Clarke is the premier commercial construction & residential construction executive search firm....
want a cordless finish nailer, how difficult to use?
They are easy to use and usually convenient. All nail guns can jam. The cordless finish nailers work pretty well. The framing nailers are too slow, in my opinion, for any big job (sheathing especially). If you think you might someday want a framing gun, roofing gun, brad nailer, pinner, stapler, air sander, drill, sprayer, etc, etc, I'd recommend a compressor. For about the same cost as that cordless gun, you could get the kit from Porter-Cable that has a pancake compressor, 16g finish, 18g brad...
Materials used in construction of a reciprocating air compressor?
material of construction of componenets of reciprocating compressor , considered suitable for pressure range 35 bar : 1. Head small capacity compressor : forged carbon steel large capacity compressor : cast Iron cylinder liner : s.s 2. Piston: Forged alluminium alloy with teflon/carbon piston rings. 3. Crank shaft : small or large capacity compressor: Forged carbon or alloy steel resp. 5. Disc/Relief valves internals ; Stainless steel manufacturing ease, light and strong,strong, strong at elevat...
Can I use a finish nailer with a large compressor?
I just finished my trim work and I used my shop compressor, it worked fine just lower the regulator to 85 or 90 psi for pine and 100 for hard wood like maple or oak....
