Totally OT: How did they get water into those steam trains in the Wild West cowboy film?

See http://www.watercressline.co.uk/tw/pages/mutual.htmMBQ
Posted by Man at B&Q in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Heating Oil Tank fuel line regs

Onine sites gave 29.08 (but out of area), 32.15, 31.08, 30.26, 34.00. We have a Watchman Alarm just in case we a get a visit. I read the sight tube every week and plug that into a spreadsheet to get an idea of consumption and project when we'll need more.
Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 years ago 
Best material to cover garbage bin wheels

In our city, we have large bins for garbage and recycling. The bins have hard plastic wheels. We recently replaced our asphalt driveway with pavers. The pavers have a much rougher surface than the asphalt. Now, when I walk the bins out to the curb, the hard plastic wheels make a ...
Posted by Prof Wonmug in Home Repair 16 years ago 
Screening in a porch

http://www.qualitywindowscreen.com/store/patio-porch-screen-systems-c-101.h=tml
Posted by jamesgangnc in Building Construction 17 years ago 
Socket wrench sets: SAE or Metric?

It was 1:01 in the afternoon., temperature was 101, radio station was 101.1FM That was back in 2001.
Posted by Ed Pawlowski in Home Repair 10 years ago 
a small study of rotting

towards the end of December i had bags of left over soybean husks to use eventually in the worm bins. not wanting to pass up a good chance of comparing processes i took some worm castings (about a dry quart) and added them to layers of wetted husks and then kept the bin moist.
Posted by songbird in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 14 years ago 
Gov web site doesn't like W's !!!

When the site owner was discussing the re-development to its current state, she visited lots of vast CMS sites operated by large organisations. And kept asking for things that are necessary (and feasible) in them, but not in a small scale, non-CMS site.
Posted by polygonum in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 13 years ago 
supply conductor temperature of Aluminum cable?

He said NM, which has type TW conductors in it (60c) and since it is aluminum that pretty much dates it prior to ~1985 when NM-b with the THHN was cut in.
Posted by Greg in Home Repair 22 years ago 
Cable by the metre

And given you can't buy rubber TW&E, no real point in discussing it for a new installation.
Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Bread ping Rod

TW
Posted by TimW in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago