Month: May 2015

Over time, a ride-on lawn mower’s deck that houses the cutting blades — could drift out of level, making an uneven cut in your lawn. Troy-Bilt riding mowers utilize two adjustment places to calibrate the height of the deck. With a few common hand tools, you can quickly adjust a Troy-Bilt riding mower deck to provide you a uniform cut. Move the lawn into the garage or another area with a flat, level surface, and engage the mower’s parking break. Put the cutting deck in its greatest position by setting the deck lift lever, found on the mower’s best rear fender, at the very top notch. Turn off the mower and permit the motor to cool. Remove the key in the ignition and remove the spark plug ignition wire — the rubber insulated wire connected to the spark plug extending out of the front of the motor below the motor’s…

A double Concepts for designer bathrooms Pittsburgh sink setup seldom requires more than one P-trap. The typical practice would be to connect the two sinks into a tee and feed the elbow into a single P-trap, which then connects to the drain. The pipes you use to connect the sink into the P-trap are the exact same kind the P-trap is created from. They are easy to cut, and they have slip-joint straps you’ll be able to tighten by hand. The Sink Tailpieces The tailpiece is that the vertical pipe that extends down from the sink drain; when you are joining a set of sinks into a single trap, then both of their tailpieces ought to be the exact same length. If the waste opening at the wall is a lot closer to one of those sinks than another, demanding a more waste arm on a single sink, that sink’s…

Many versions of Tanaka line trimmers use two-cycle combustion engines with a recoil starter. The pull rope on the starter turns the crankshaft and starts up the trimmer. A frayed or broken starter pull rope renders a trimmer useless. You can often replace the rope without replacing the whole starter assembly, that saves on cost and takes minimal extra effort. Cut the handle from the starter rope and set the handle aside. Unplug the spark plug and then locate the screws to the main cover. Unscrew and remove the main cover. The starter assembly screws should now be visible. Use the hex wrench to remove the assembly screws and slide the assembly from this trimmer. Turn over the assembly to see the pulley and spring system. Pull the free end of this old rope to uncoil it in the pulley. Cut the knot in the middle of the pulley and…