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Not custom shape but if custom printing suffices Customfresheners.com was 32 cents each last time I ordered 10,000. They also make decals and they fit the Laurel 3 & 5 column venders.

Liked the wobbleheads by new models seem to be PVC handles and develop leaks , loose pressure around fittings and won't get stiff. They used to last a year or also but no only a couple of months. Anyone else experiencing this?

Instead of Buying liquid bleach you may want to try buying swimming pool tablets then when the dumpster is emptied putt a coupe of gallons of water in the dumpster - see where it settles and throw a tab in the puddle It will dissolve over theweek. . Lots less stuff to have to go to the store...

Well Gurus - here is the solution. The metal part that holds the sockets is designed to be reversed to hold the shorter ones. Now I just have to compare the LED Bulbs in the fixture vs the LED fixture. What wattage Tubes have you chosen?

I use the air chucks that don't hold pressure. Compressor doesn't have to work as hard.

I use the spiral wrap from KR JM Mustng shows above for my Air Freshener and Shampoo machine hose now and it stops them fom breaking where they flex in the middle and scrape the ground. It's cheap enough to experiment with.

"all In" about the same with World Pay.

I think the British said that to the Colonists.

World Pay has been about the same for me as First Data was and they were very helpful setting me up with an I Pad and card reader and their app so when the tunnel got busy I could have a guy walk down the line and take credit cards as well as cash.

There is a folding type plastic Strip door many tunnels used and we still use that could be placed outside on the exit end of the bay with the clearance as high as the opening. It could be activated with a floor pad loop.

The Amazon Comparison was for theLED tubes compared by Color, Lumens and Wattage -- I did not check on the fixtures.

Compared their prices to 1000 bulbs and the compared to Amazon. With Free shipping came out better with Amazon.

For now I will use the 1000 Bub fixtures as ballasts fail and will experiment with some 4' fixtures that had the right sockets. While the fixtures look good I am wary of going all in - replacing 32 fixtures, when many work and perhaps be disappointed in longevity of the fixture.

These are 4 foot fixtures

So, gurus / Randy. Here are photos of the existing Fluorescent sockets for the HO bulbs vs what I seem to need for the LED tubes. While they both fit the same grooves width wise, the HO are over an inch long and the others are under an inch which would leave a gap where they would not fit...

Here is the projected I started with the $57 replacement for my fluorescent HO . I need to try to replace sockets to try the alternative . Old sockets are much longer than replacements seem to be . I will have to post pictures. The 2 photos are showing comparison to single Bulb and double Bulb...

two 4 foot HO Flourescent fixtures on each side wall about 8 foot up with each about 4 feet in from the end so they are separated by about 8 feet.

I found I can thread the steal chain thru the plastic eye on the float and the metal eye on the chain making a loop around the plastic eye. Necessity required this once and I I've done it ever since.

I use a Hydrominder Float Valve in many tanks. Perhaps you can put a piece of 3/4" PVC over it with a "T" at the bottom all the way to the floor of the tank. Thiswill move the water in 2 directions nd further down.

Depends on type - some slip into slots and are easily wired. Others are secured with nuts and bolts.