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We were always told that the manufacturer will warranty it either way. Our experiences have been that after a few years the screws in the flat work up and/or the washers dry out and start to leak. In the ridge, they don't leak.
I use to build , butler, Anderson and Senco metal buildings all the screws were on the high rib , carefully not to dimple too far but enough to flatten the washer, even the stitcher for the lap, on the walls it didn't matter as much but I always wanted them to be uniform into the C- channel , roof vents for metal are a pain , I'm looking to replace mine this summer as I have one leak and the hay stack is right under it
I use to build , butler, Anderson and Senco metal buildings all the screws were on the high rib , carefully not to dimple too far but enough to flatten the washer, even the stitcher for the lap, on the walls it didn't matter as much but I always wanted them to be uniform into the C- channel , roof vents for metal are a pain , I'm looking to replace mine this summer as I have one leak and the hay stack is right under it
We use the vented closure strips when needed. We stagger a vented one with solid one. This is supposed to keep wind from blowing water straight through under the ridge cap.
So I've been wanting brighter reverse lights without mounting some aftermarket lights on my bumper. I bought three different sets of LED bulbs over the past few weeks. The bulb on the left is the same in all of the pics. It's an 80W Epistar LED. $17.99 a set on EBay with free shipping.
Right is $9.99 a set from Autozone.
The right is $29.99 a set at O'Reillys. I didn't give thirty bucks for them! The pack was opened and I knew the guy behind the counter. Opened pack discount plus a manager's discount! Clearly not worth the money. I did put them in my stop/tail lights.
Stock bulb.
BIG difference! Pics don't do it justice!
I wish it would snow here. My commute has been boring.
We had a family emergency and had to travel through that storm last Friday. Birmingham was impassable when we got there so we spent the night. It took about 4 hours Saturday morning to get from the South side of town to the North side due to ice on the roads, bridges, and overpasses. Most of the plates on the road were out of state, so at least the locals had the good sense to not be out in it. The biggest problem wasn't speed, it was just stupidity. Especially with the truckers. A lot of them pulled to the side of the road to let the conditions improve, but a lot didn't, too. They'd watch a truck get stuck on the icy overpass and decided that they could make it, then they'd get stuck, too, as they tried to go around the other truck. No injuries but a lot of scrapes minor damage.
My daughter standing on her walkway. The city has now hired private companies to deal with all the snow.
Bend Oregon........40" of snow in town.
I think your daughter has a screw loose. I wore a jacket like that this morning when it was in the low 60's. I'd be wearing every jacket I own plus all the insulated overalls if there was that much snow on the ground.
01-10-2017, 06:44 PM
