EP442 Cheap Power Strip Plug Modification and More Progress on the Pond House Project !

[@markclark1634]

You hit the nail right on the head! How much money has been spent because we didn't know any better. I have a 2003 chevy silveraldo and have owned it since 2011 and the engine light has been on for years . Runs great. As long as it has coolant and oil ,keep driving it. Like your foot protectors when your welding. The shack is coming along good!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

Yep...I've definitely got a lot of experience with 'Keep driving it'....lol...and thanks for the compliment on the shack!

[@ronjon5241]

11:46 Yea….Years ago Sears….remember them ….they started as a sewing machine company and evolved into many different products one of were toilets and sinks. And they used a slightly different size bolt and/or diameter size than the industry standard. So…replacement parts and maintenance could only be provided by Sears….billions. All about the money…thanks for sharing Craig…😊

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@ronjon5241 capitalism at its best !

[@ParadiseNThailand]

Those little plug covers are frustrating, I might have to do the same just to keep my sanity!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@ParadiseNThailand exactly bro…do it now!…lol

[@boxcartwilly]

😎👍

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

thanks brother..

[@TheLogozz]

With you on gettin’ the damn plug into the sockets! Was thinking of that aluminum, lower grade “point of failure” cable thingie, though: could it perhaps fill a purpose as some sort of fuse?

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

haha...that'd be a stretch...especially as it becomes so brittle....its more likely simple cost cutting with the added bonus of failure...lol