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Just bought two Larry lights by NEBO. Incredible light- very bright floodlight with an 11 hour battery life. It now replaces my LED Mini Maglight as my favorite, and it fits in my shirt pocket.

I use my 2-D cell MAG-LITE all the time. Just upgraded it to a 3 watt LED bulb, and it's like looking into the sun. Very rugged, and made in USA. I also use a cheap 1 watt LED headlamp from...

Many, many years ago, I worked in-house maintenance in a large nursing home & retirement center. It was a hot July day, and all the chillers were going full blast. One woman complained she was...

What's that thing to the right of the water heater? It had a pipe in the first picture, then didn't in the second. It doesn't look like anything I've seen before.

Nope. I'm sure that compresser won't last long.

At an apartment down the street. Not sure how to make the pictures bigger, sorry.

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I can't say enough good things about Weber grills. I have always been a charcoal kettle guy, but I also have a 20 year old Weber Genesis 1000 that won't die. If it ever needs a part, Weber still...

About 20 years ago, I was told that none of the exhaust vents in the restrooms were working. I went up to the roof and found the fan. Looked perfectly normal from a distance. Took the cover off,...

25 years ago, I worked in a health care facility. It was spring, low '60's outside, but one woman in the office was cold. Management made us start the 100HP boiler, so the radiator would warm ...

They didn't, really. In my area, most of the new schools being built still have good old boiler rooms, but usually have modern high efficiency boilers. During the '60's does seem to be the time...

MHALL, I think we need a little 101 here, but need to disclose that I no longer work in the field, so bear that in mind as you read this...
The following is a very basic overview of commercial ...

Did you ever get a picture of the tower?

Nice work!

If it's not too late, I'd like to see a close-up of that hand written note on the wall, and a picture of the cooling tower. I love that old iron!

Kdocsr05,
Please refer to point #2 under "operation" in the attached link. This explains it better.

http://www.captiveaire.com/MANUALS/EXHAUSTFANS/BELTDRIVEDOWNBLAST_OIPM.pdf

Make sure the rotation is correct. On a centrifugal fan, it will still move air, but the amp draw will be higher.

I installed a ceiling fan to distribute the moisture with diluted, read dry, ceiling air. No, not the Casablanca model, it was hidden in the ceiling tiles.

Curous about this type of ceiling fan. ...

With all that fresh water always coming into that tower, does that fan ever run?