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Just because my title was wrong. It didn’t mean I was wrong.

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Unbolt the two bolts on the side of the commode. When bolts are removed lift the commode up and out of the way. If the tank is connected to the commode, shut off water supply to tank, drain it. After the commode is removed, fetch pager. To replace commode, You will a wax ring or two, available at your local hardware store, insert wax ring. replace commode, and tighten side bolts, be very careful as you can crack the side flanges on the toilet. It has happened to me, very expensive

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Although, I agree with LarryG. I had this this to me also. It required a new pump. But, first, check on the the float level, a little round object in front of the dishwasher, push it up and down a couple a times, sometime it gets it clogged with food particles.

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I agree with thiggy, I think he is correct

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I agree with you about not painting. Oak is a very porous wood and is hard to remove deep stains. I think your best bet is to use an ‘oxalic’ bleach remover to remove the previous stain/paint. It will go into the pores and ,I hope, remove what is there. Go to a paint supplier about the product. I don’t think a big box store can give you the infomation that you need.

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Yes they make smaller juction boxes for lights and ceiling fans. They are about 1/2 inch thick and are screwed to the ceiling joist like any regular j-box. They are readily available. Ace hardware, Home Depot, etc. carries them.

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I used to own a 10′ Craftman ras. Isn’t there a reset button on the motor. I don’t remember where I put my manuals.

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You can get crazy glue remover at any hardware store, but as the first respondent said, they all contain acetone. Yes, nail polish remover, or get some acetone at your local hardware store.

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They are many website on the web for such an item, some simple, some no so.
Here is one website, you might look at.

http://www.batticdoor.com/atticstairinsulator.html

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Yes, A defective dip tube will cause the exact problem that the OP sighted and they are easy to replace.

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That question has been ask a number of times on this forum. If you want to do alot of work for nothing. Painting a bathtub, will not work, it usually last a week. Check in the yellow pages about tub refinishing.

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patMN, I see that nobody answered your question, so I will respond. You can use moly bolts, toggle bolts and many other methods. Not knowing what you are trying to hang, it is hard to guess from here. The best thing to do is go to you local hardware store and ask the sales associate the best way to solve your problem. They are very helpful.

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Yes, There are a number of ways to attack the problem but the easiest way to to get a complete kit for your problem, one such kit is available at the following website.

http://www.woodworker.com/cgi-bin/search.exe?searchmode=3&search=Brass%20Lacquer&go=8509

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Without a picture or something, I am not sure what the problem is. I agree with a bed that old, keeping it in a pristine condition is worth the trouble. I would try to glue and clamp the split with a good cement to fix that problem. Then how about using a ‘Locking safety bed rail bracket’, such as the one by Rockler. Go to their website, http://www.rockler.com and search for item number 32077. It might solve the problem. HTH

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Go to www3.sears.com. Type in you model number but replace the dash with a period, i.e. 315.111810 and you can order it online. HTH

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