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11 hours ago, p_toad said:

Never heard it called that, but bead board, etc., yeah....   guess it's all about what you grew up with or were exposed to over the years.   a lot of the folks at the big box stores don't really get any training.(to speak of)...   I didn't know what this thing was until i looked it up...

 

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so what is it???

Posted
2 hours ago, Stick486 said:

so what is it???

 

Cyborg smiley face.

 

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1 minute ago, HandyDan said:

 

Cyborg smiley face.

 

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that fits...

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Posted

Hey Peter / P-Toad,

Thats a pitcher pump flapper isn't it?

 

 

Add another vote for never having heard the term car siding.

 

TxMoose

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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, TxMoose said:

Hey Peter / P-Toad,

Thats a pitcher pump flapper isn't it?

 

 

Add another vote for never having heard the term car siding.

 

TxMoose

Water pump flapper. I've replaced more than one of those! An iron weight bolts to the center hole.

Ditto on the car siding.

John

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Posted

Ahhhhhhhh! Item number four.  I did replace only one of those.

 

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Posted

yup...you got it...lower valve flapper.   upper piece is the round seal like on a bike pump or grease gun.  Now, where did i put that box of split leather stem seals???  :P

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Posted

Had to chuckle to myself last night. Was watching a episode of Tree House Masters with the kids and they were using Car Decking, 1 1/2" thick  tongue and groove SPF.

Posted (edited)

Never head of car siding, but know what car decking is. I think real car decking is Oak, but they seem to call any 2X6 T&G car decking.

Herb

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Stick486 said:

this kind???

 

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Nope... that's a yard hydrant. Needs an electric pump to work. Trust me... got one in the front yard.

John

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Well its kind of like when you go to McDonald's. The kids in the back aren't trained chefs.  Why not it's a restaurant isn't it? Yeah but they only pay minimum wage or maybe a little more. These places aren't staffed with the trained professionals that the smaller hometown stores used to have.  Yeah they hire young kids in some cases but the kid has to start out some where.  At least he's at work and not sitting in front of a video game smoking pot and wondering why life is so unfair. Working in the big box stores cant be easy because they have materials for just about every facet of construction and what you call by one name someone else calls it another. Generally I've been better off hunting things down on my own and only seeking help when I have no luck.  I have had the same thing happen with older "wiser" associates as well. 

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Posted

Try asking for Wire Pulls for cabinets sometime.

 

Herb

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Posted
1 minute ago, Dadio said:

I did at Lowes awhile back and the Clerk took me over o the pliers section in TOOLS.

Herb

shouldn't have asked for a puller Herb...

and why didn't you stop him and at least try to explain what they are...

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