You might want to be sure that the Tranny fluid is up to the proper level and that it is the proper grade. Might be a pressure drop when cornering or stopping fast. worth a try.

Greg has the best idea. Thanks. It doesn't cost that much.
I may seal the bucket up and save it to spray some texture.some day.

Over a year ago I had 1/3 of a 5 Gal container of Lightweight Mud left after my last fix-up and added a touch of water so it wouldn't dry out and sealed the bucket. Guess that was a little dumb. Well it is still good BUT way too thin, DAAAAAA. Should I just get a small bag of dry Lightweight mix and...

The interest on the National Debt is around $400,000,000,000 per year right now. 400BILLION. As to where they are getting the money from, China is a big player, but there are other countries in on the split also. Hitler blamed all they're troubles on the Jews when the German economy collapsed and go...

Still working on my shower. No real rush. I found that putting a spot of lipstick on each screw head and then placing the pre-cut piece of sheetrock against them marks where they will bulge out. I then picked a little depression over each spot and the sheetrock lays flat. I also us a piece of Masoni...

I just started connecting the shower faucet and shower head pipe. I used Tape but one brass fitting REFUSED to seal no matter how tight I made it, Soooooooooo, I tokk them all apart and applied a ring uf putty around each one and reconnected them. NO MORE LEAKS! I read somewhere that said to add put...

And ,older or maybe newer, mobile Homes seem to be a big problem area.
Undoubtedly there was a "Code" in affect in 1986 when they built this one, but it must have been the "Morse Code" ,full of dots and dashes.

How about some Draino and let it sit a while.
Or unscrew the P-Trap in case the clog is there? Just a thought.

I agree hole heatedly, but there should be a NO-POO discount.
This guy said they did a house that had sewage draining directly to the ground under the house for 2 years. He said they had rubber suits, duct taped they're gloves on and respirators.

Oh well, I'm just glad that part is finished.

After waiting for weeks to have a local handy-man Type connect my drain from the new shower base and correct screw-ups under the house, made in 1986, when they built this home (had to be drunk out of they're minds at the time) I finally got it connected. I first called a Handyman recommended by a ne...

The Mounting Flange Instructions call for "non-tapered Flat Head Screws". Well I search and searched HD, but all flat head wood screws are tapered. I was going to use Pan Head because they were the only Non-tapered screws on the displays, until......... I saw "Lath Screws", oh go...

I finally got up the nerve to CUT the 2 Gray Poly water lines to the shower. I used 2 "Straight Stop Valves" (White Plastic) and the install went fine. Knock wood. I tried to stick a piece of PEX into the fitting to see how it fit. It was MUCH tighter then the Gray Poly and almost refused ...

at Home Depot is $58. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10&productId=100566092&N=10000003+90057+503311 I got some Gator and Shark Bites and see how it goes. Sure is hard to get a Home Repair guy to hook up the shower d...

I ended up just using shims and little blocks under the 3/4" plywood. It is now level and firm.
Thanks for the "Foam" info.