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Open Question: lawn mower governor spring.............? and more... Open Question: lawn mower governor spring.............?hello i have this lawn mower http://www.sears.com:80/shc/s/p_10153_12… and the governor spring is messed up so i bought a new one and i tried to put it on but i dont know were to put it. do i put it through the loop hole in the middle or just on the metal bar. btw its a B&S engine, please help me the mower is new and i do not want to over rev the engine so please tell me wear to put the governor spring( i have it the front of the spring in already its just the inside that i am having problems with) i put it just one the bar but it was wayyyyy to lose and when its in the loop its a little tight. so idk please help me their is no wear else to put it. please help thanks a lot Open Question: I want to put pictures on my coffee table....?Does anyone know how to put pictures on a coffee table and what i can use to cover them? I dont want to use glass. Is there any other way? I dont like glass with a 1 year old running around. I've read up a little but i would like some more information. Thanks:) Open Question: redoing my floors....?I am reading you can put cement over subfloors. Can I do a thin coat of cement and then stain it? Would this be cost effective? living room/bed room. About 600sqft. I have HORRIBLE carpet now, with wood subfloors. I don't want carpet but need something cost effective. Open Question: What should I do at 10:30 at night? [[I don't have a car]]?Open Question: How do I help my new drywall patches blend with my old walls?I have an older house - at least 60 years old. The drywall has not really been patched or anything since it was originally built but has been painted many, many times. I have patched some holes, and am now having problems blending those patches. I have sanded really smooth (when I feel it, it feels smooth), but now that I've primed it looks like crap! I have sanded it good but can see the smooth patches compared to the old wall. I have primed twice already and may prime again so that at least there is more texture overtop of the patches before I paint. Any advice on this? Is this somethign that's common because of the old walls? Note - I don't have texture on my walls currently. Open Question: Hi I'm curious how do I build a fallout shelter does anyone know where I can find info on how to build one?More Recent Articles
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