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Quote from: @popup2012" source="/post/26726/thread" timestamp="1483204519I just got a new cone for my Andersen hitch.  The old one was red and the new one is white.  It was interesting when I took the old red cone  off there was some black hard crud on the inside of my cone.  I did not install the hitch and the installer had never seen one before.  I am wondering if he greased it when installing.  I won't be using the new cone for a couple of months but hope this helps the handling.

 The new white one will work well for you. Our old one was black (not red) and made a lot of
creaking noises before we called them for a replacement.

[quote source="/post/26708/thread" timestamp="1483152362" author="@pinstriper"]Send in the clowns.[a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8fXzwpVnGw"]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8fXzwpVnGw[/a]
[/quote]Santa Clara Vanguard, one of my favorite drum corps. I've been around long enough to remember when they first played this as their closer.

https://youtu.be/T_OBROKzFZE

Just because it is awesomeness.

Now that I think about it. Nah!

I am not sure if I want this board to shut down before midnight or not. I am going to a party tonight, and I might be posting here while everybody else is busy with noisemakers, champagne and auld lang syne. Hmmm...

Quote from: @leslie" source="/post/26727/thread" timestamp="1483207339Just what do you mean by that???

Oh, we don't go there.

Just what do you mean by that???

I just got a new cone for my Andersen hitch.  The old one was red and the new one is white.  It was interesting when I took the old red cone  off there was some black hard crud on the inside of my cone.  I did not install the hitch and the installer had never seen one before.  I am wondering if he greased it when installing.  I won't be using the new cone for a couple of months but hope this helps the handling.

[quote source="/post/26720/thread" author="@david" timestamp="1483195581"]Be very sure that you have 12 gauge wire in all of the circuits including branches before you replace a 15 amp breaker with a 20 amp. The NEC requires a minimum of 14 gauge for a 15 amp breaker and 12 gauge for a 20 amp breaker. LL may have upped the gauge from NEC requirements, but check.

David[/quote]Exactly. The wiring may or may not be up to snuff, but it has to be checked and it could require replacement (or segments of it could).