Learn how to install metal storm shutter panels with this helpful how-to video from Lowe’s. Aluminum hurricane shutters are a great choice due to their strong, lightweight design that are quick and easy to install. Once you install the metal storm shutter track, you can easily remove and re-install your storm shutters whenever needed.
Start off by measuring each window opening dimensions. When you have all of the measurements, take them to your local Lowe’s and ask an associate whether stock panels will work or if you need to order custom storm panels. It is also important to get the correct type of mounting hardware depending on if you have a wood, brick or block exterior.
You can use build-out tracks or mount the panels horizontally. On the build-out track, mark centered holes 3″ from each end and every 6″ in between .Then drill the holes and mark the center of each piece. Mark a 6″ vertical marks center on your house above and below the window sill. Secure the header with a concrete screw, level and add the other screws. A watertight seal can be achieved with a line of caulk. Attach the bottom track, and then you can start inserting the metal panels.
Find everything you need for hurricane preparedness at https://www.Lowes.com/Hurricane
Subscribe to Lowe’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=lowes
Or head to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/Lowes.
review w7150 impact wrench vs staked axle nut
Couldn’t remove that one bolt but I don’t think anything could except for a torch or grinder as it is seized in the bushing.
ingersoll rand w7150 1/2″ drive removing staked axle nut.
specs
1100 ft-lb of nut-busting torque
780 ft-lbs of maximum forward/reverse torque
weight 6.8lbs
rare earth magnet neodymium motor
.
No need for breaker bar and jackstands to remove axle nut with w7150 ,you just need a 32mm impact socket and this cordless impact wrench as you can see it is even powerful to break bolts though they were rusted. Will the new Milwaukee FUEL brushless cordless impact wrench 1/2 be able to compete with the Ingersoll Rand 17150? I wonder what dewalt will come out with to compete.