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I hope it's positive - we're building our final/retirement house and we're having Liftmaster 9500Ws installed.

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What does Not Admitted imply ?

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From the Hartford website.......
Non-Admitted Insurance Carriers
Non-admitted carriers do business through wholesale brokers in states where they do not have insurance licenses. This means they aren’t required to follow the same state regulations as admitted carriers. It also means that if the insurance company fails, the state would not step in to make payments on claims. However, non-admitted insurance carriers are regulated by the state surplus lines office.

Admitted vs Non-Admitted Insurance: Which Is Better?
Both admitted and non-admitted insurance companies have benefits. The types of insurance coverage you need and the risks you face can determine which is right for you.

Remember, admitted insurance companies are required to follow state regulations. If they fail, the state will step in and pay claims. Generally, they offer standard market coverages for small businesses. Non-admitted insurance companies aren’t required to follow state regulations which can make their coverage options more flexible.

Looking for ideas on what type of drain would be best for my garage on a new house build. I was thinking of some type of square drain in the middle of the 2 bay opening so I can wash my vehicles.

Never had one before and always wanted one. All suggestions welcomed along with any pros/cons, size of drain pipe, etc.

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Find a used Honda HRX on Facebook marketplace and get it "fixed up."

Or if you have OT money, get a commercial Toro with a Honda engine. Model 22296 or Kawasaki engine Model 22298 and never buy another mower.

If you can afford a Yoder, Pitts & Spitts or Mak - get one.

I have a Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36 for the additional smoke box. I may get one of the top tier one day but I wanted to start off with something more affordable to see how much I used it before dropping more coin.

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Cayenne pepper.