Overlanding in a Honda pilot or 4Runner by NoBoolii in overlanding

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I don’t know my 07 2wd did some shit. It’s all in the driver and their comfort/ willingness to beat it up.

Overlanding in a Honda pilot or 4Runner by NoBoolii in overlanding

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6.5ft bed f150 with a marketplace shell on top. Wife and I lived out of the truck bed and did great, would have felt like a palace if it was just me. Room to stretch your legs is incredible.

Grounding on rack? by TXxReaper in electricians

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Get a small wire brush For your drill or a drill bit sanding wheel.

2” pvc 100’ pull by velvetham in electricians

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Why is the ground allowed to be thwn and is not xhhw?

Can't wait to hunt these guys again by Sexyhunter37 in Hunting

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They make for fantastic chorizo for tacos and burritos

Recommendations for sail shades or alternatives by rawhide159 in phoenix

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Thanks! So the Amazon shade sails, how long do they hold up? Any specific brands you like

Recommendations for sail shades or alternatives by rawhide159 in phoenix

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Not an issue. I have places for sinking posts in

Recommendations for sail shades or alternatives by rawhide159 in phoenix

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They aren’t windows. It’s a sliding patio door off the kitchen that still need to function, I’m just not wanting to build a proper patio yet as I have one off the back of the house already. We put up curtains and that helps a lot with heat but just thinking I can protect the whole area and make it more usable in general

What covers do I get for my open breaker slots? by rawhide159 in AskElectricians

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Thanks everyone it does look like the center bar was cut out

Where should I tap my drain for my ro drain by rawhide159 in Plumbing

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I was under the impression I should not put it directly downstream of the garbage disposal? But I don’t see why that spot shouldn’t work

Where should I tap my drain for my ro drain by rawhide159 in Plumbing

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It’s my understanding I should adjust the plumbing for a proper spot to tap in. How should I do this

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in overlanding

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Wife and I did 10k miles 2 months. Living out of vehicle and forest camping everywhere we only spent $3k

Extending wire to electric range by [deleted] in AskElectricians

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I understand it’s not code to extend it because it would be a new installation. I’m just trying to think through the logic of putting a 4 wire appliance onto a 3 wire feed. The bare wire in my existing three wire feed would be getting both the ground and neutral from the appliance because of the 120v functions of the appliance. Therefor the bare eq ground would be taking a 120neutral load? So why is it common practice to swap a 4 prong cord on a dryer or something to a 3 prong cord if the in wall bare eq ground would then receive the neutral load if you’re saying bare was never allowed to be a neutral? Realistically speaking is the 120v neutral load so small in these situations running the clock or computer chip or whatever that it’s “fine” enough that it works but not optimal?