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Drew Pearson was awesome lol... Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

No. And I've never seen one. Are they like M44 style on a 91/30? What armory did they come out of? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

2" pipe or smaller is 1/4" per foot, 3" or larger 1/8" per foot. Those values are to convey solid waste, for storm drain conductors it shouldn't matter if you go beyond 1/8" on 3" or larger, because there shouldn't be any solids. Maybe the occasional leaf that makes it down there is about it. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

If it's an easy dig (not too deep or too long) I would probably just dig it up. We usually recommend the other method if it's below a slab, driveway, roadway, expensive patio, a tree above the line that the customer wants to save, or the property has some really treacherous terrain that makes a machine dig dangerous. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

If your septic system works like it's supposed to, it shouldn't hurt anything. A water jetting machine isn't something to play with if you don't have proper training. You can do damage to your drains, or seriously hurt someone. It's usually mounted to a trailer with a big engine, hose reels, and tank. Not sure if anyone rents them. But they blow snakes away. Works so much better. Yeah clay pipe can be jetted, but digging it up and switching to pvc is probably a better idea. The other option would be pipe bursting with a re sleeve. That's trenchless. The machine goes through the pipe bursting it, and drags in a sleeve behind it, that gets a resin/harder injected into it in place of where the old pipe used to be. Then air is blow in to make the sleeve inflate. Once it hardens it's basically a pvc pipe in place of where the old main was. No shovels, no trench bracing, no backhoe destroying the yard. It's pretty cool actually. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Wasn't there at one time another jersey legal AR pistol with a buffer tube? Carbon 15? That you could now put a sig brace on, correct? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

According to the code your softner brine discharge or nutralizer back wash is supposed to drain into a standpipe, or trapped fixture into your private sewage disposal system or city sewer. You're not supposed to discharge it outside (it's a dangerous backflow possibly) . Unless you run it into a sump pit first with an air gap, then the sump pump discharges outside to a splash block or a storm drainage system. Best way to clean out your storm drain conductors is to call in someone with a water jetter. They'll blast them clean in a few minutes with a jetter. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Took mine in 94 at county College of Morris. You can just go take the test get your permit, then go to Motorcycletest.com they'll bring a scooter to your test location. And let you practice across the street from the DMV for about an hour before your test. They charge about $100. Then you can take the rider safety course at a later point. Which I recommend. I can tell out of the guys I've ridden with over the years who's taken it and who hasn't. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I actually bought an M38 from Tom at Oakridge too. I have about a dozen M44's all with fold out bayonets. And I think I'm somewhere around 60 91/30's. I was buying crates for a while back in the day. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I picked up a really nice M39 from Tom. Everything I've gotten from his store has been nice. Now I just need to find a Bayonet for it. I see them on Ebay going for around $450. Some dude in Finland keeps listing them. There's another from Illinois but the lock button is broke. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Master Plummer Master HVACR contractor Business owner.

Well this may be positive, if this case moves forward past the circuit court eventually.

It means Raritan Twp is going to be issuing permits to Bow hunt deer on township owned property, to properly licensed archery hunters. And if you wish to receive a permit, to apply on the 24th.

Want me to apprentice you? lol...

I charge $160 + material for an annual tune up and cleaning. With a computerized combustion analysis. Usually about $200 for the average unit total. But yeah a regular service call is $125 per hour. $200 per hour nights and weekends. I don't write service contracts, because I don't own an oil company. Most large companies that sell oil, and have service guys, just use it as a write off. I make my living only doing service. But I bet I set up your equipment at a much more efficient rate than an oil company will. It's in their best interest for you to burn more. Kinda like letting the fox watch your hen house, so to speak...

I do installs for them too. Nice guys as well.They have their own service guys, but they farm out most installs to me or another company.

The owner of Hackettstown oil is a good friend of mine. He will deliver in any conditions. I get most of my work from them. (Oil burner service, and installation, is my main professional specialty) If you go to their website for service companies mine is listed there in the top 5. Chris is a great guy as well as his brother Nick. I don't mind giving them my money at all. If you order online with them there's a $0.10 per gallon discount. Take advantage of that. They will also price match anyone out there.

I don't use hemos or needle nose. I have small fingers. I hold the detent in my fingers and smash it in with the razor blade. Then install the take downpin.

That's why I assemble the detent inside of a 3 mill clear contractor bag. No more chasing springs lol...

That's how I usually do it too. But this looks easier.

Trying this!

Opening day is upon us.

That's unfathomable to me.