Nate,
Congrats, so you repaired your bathroom, does that mean you'll let
guests use it?
or are they still relegated to the bushes? :) (sorry, I couldn't help
myself)
It's nice when something gets fixed. Enjoy your new toilet.
Today, I dragged my wife off to the local PAP, since she re-decorated
the front of her 240 Volvo, and we were able to get 2 new headlights
(nice and clear ones), a grill and a piece of trim for her.
There were no MB 123s at the Beach Blvd PAP, yet at the Katella PAP
there was one MB 240D (123), so I grabbed the passenger seat, just to
take the springs, and replace my broken ones. I might go back tomorrow,
and get fenders and a hood for the Volvo, as it's all 1/2 off this
weekend. I don't want to replace those anytime soon, yet they'll be nice
to have on hand when I do.
http://www.pickyourpart.com/
Rob
Garden Grove, CA
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> 1. Don't Be Afraid To Try
> Posted by: "Nate" vwnate1@yahoo.com vwnate1
> Date: Fri Aug 31, 2012 8:37 pm ((PDT))
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> As some here know , I'm always trying new things and dipping into complicated repairs as I like to learn and feel like I maybe know something (so far , no luck on that last bit) .
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> I live in a decrepit 1923 Bungalow for the last 30 years or so , since I bought the place the bathroom's sub floor underneath the toilet has been bad so the toilet wobbles when you sit on it and every 10 years , I have to replace the beeswax seal .
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> The American Standard cheapo toilet sucked out loud , it was an early low volume flush thing that often required three or even four flushes before it was done .
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> To - Day I picked up my son and his LARGE collection of Household Power Tools and we learned how to replace a rotted out subfloor ,&
> I showed him how to set a toilet .
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> I've been dragging my feet on this job for years now , expecting to get the demolition done then get stuck as I don't know anything about Carpentry nor Plumbing but it turned out to be not so bad after all and I'm extremely pleased with the $250.00 Kholer MEGA-FLUSH 90000 as it does it's thing near *instantly* and for only 1.6 gallons.....
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> The lesson here is : go ahead and try a new thing , the worse you can do is screw it up beyond all reason and have to call in the Carpenters
> and plumbers......
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> I fear we've lost Trish too , more's the pity but her wretched 300D kinda broke her bank as well as unsettled her nice household .
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> -Nate
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