Just ordered this from Home Dopey. Only 43 bucks! (broken link removed) I'll be making black clouds in no time. 
I'm joining the club. LBT
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Bought a LawnMaster from Wal-Mart. Just has the electrical connection that you plug extension cord onto. Went to finish off the last cleaning and ... nothing. Didn't work for any of the cords I tried so back it goes
Bought a LawnMaster from Wal-Mart. Just has the electrical connection that you plug extension cord onto. Went to finish off the last cleaning and ... nothing. Didn't work for any of the cords I tried so back it goes
My Weedeater cheapo is like that too. No cord, use your own. I had to wiggle my plug a bit to make contact......
Ok, so gave the Whit a good cleaning and then did the leaf blower trick for the first time. Stove is running like a champ. One of my neighbors officially thinks I'm nuts after watching me climb onto my snow covered roof in 15 degrees temps. Haha
mr47930
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Did you leave the door open or closed on your stove while running the leaf blower?
I left it cracked open. I was cautious my first time. Also, the tube on the suction end of my blower was the exact size of the outlet on the chimney cap so I stayed up on the roof with a rag around the connection point to keep the right seal. My original plan was to open and close the stove door. Once I make a flange that will hold on it's own, I'll do it that way. I did open the damper all the way and pulled the vacuum tube.
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