TheBoo

Actually yes, yes I do. I have a 3 year old state GTS510 outdoor unit. Had a similar problem a couple months ago. Mine would vent really loud and couldn’t handle low flow (slightly warm showers) without losing flame, and would randomly shut off in the middle of a bath or shower.

You have to call customer support and they will transfer you to technical support and open a case. If it’s within warranty they will help line that up. If not, they will troubleshoot it with you to determine what the issue could be and send you whatever parts to change.

I called and she walked through troubleshooting with me. Sent me a text with a link to a video call app where she used an on screen arrow to point to things she needed me to check. It was pretty legit. She was perplexed by what it could be so she put me on hold to consult her team. They came back with low flow valve on the valve and manifold assembly, so they sent me one.

That ended up being exactly right. The low flow valve wasn’t working properly, so anytime flow would be low enough to only engage the low flow valve it would lose flame. I changed it and has worked perfectly ever since.

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I'd rather for Dolly than a single person alive right now that was or is a government official.

I'll allow it.

That woman was the glue that was holding us together. The thing we all agreed on. Dolly was awesome.

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That’s a fair point.

I mean, come on…

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They need to make them cheaper now.

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You mean a metal cylinder with one threaded end shouldn’t cost $700?

I had a generac gp6500 I bought in 2019 and it was a great generator. As stated, pull the hose from the tank and drain it and put fresh non ethanol gas. Clean out the tank as best you can and add some star brite enzyme treatment to it and let it run with a load for a several hours. I sold mine to a friend a few days after Ida since I built my own to power my whole house, but I still miss that thing. Purred like a kitten. Friend says it has treated him well.

Are they going to swim here?

Wash then clay bar first. Or get one of those “clay bar” towel things.

After that if you have light swirls this Griots 3-in-1 is pretty awesome on a buffing wheel.

For a wax, I’ve used collinite 845 for years with great results. It goes on easy and you barely use any per coat. I have about half about left after waxing my truck, wife’s suv, and my boat once a year for the past 7 or so years.

For a spray on ceramic wax you’d be hard pressed to find better than Griots ceramic 3-in-1 or Turtle wax ceramic spray coating for the price.

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Iranian forces struck another tanker in the Strait of Hormuz overnight while it was transiting the US-guarded route -UKMTO

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Not doing a great job of guarding the route…

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Just had to change out the motor and module in my blower.

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My blower fan and motor had to be replaced earlier this year. Costed me 1800 to change them both and the capacitor. Tried to sell me a new unit of course but I’m good.

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We’re even seeing core ultras with almost no GPU this year.

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Which ones are those?

ETA: not trying to hijack but in the market so curious to know.

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It's separating and peeling in spots already.

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Same, locking joints are cracking and causing all kinds of issues. Would not do it again.