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I have a 1965 Mustang I recently did some work on that required some grinding and welding. Grinding is quite loud. In a separate instance, I replaced a wheel h
by jakogut 4y ago
I have a 1965 Mustang I recently did some work on that required some grinding and welding. Grinding is quite loud.
In a separate instance, I replaced a wheel hub bearing on a newer model Explorer, and I beat the old one with a four pound sledge for over an hour trying to get it out.
- LinuxBender 4y agoI suppose this might force some people to install sound-proofing in their garage. It's amazing what layers of plyboard can do. I knew someone that played a drum-set in their garage and I could not even hear it 2 feet outside. This probably won't work with roll-up doors though. And for Sacramento during the summer I guess this only helps for people with air conditioning vents in the garage because it can get hot there.
- post_break 4y agoYou know what else is loud and is run every week? Leaf blowers, lawn mowers. Vs some grinding that may happen once a year.
- treis 4y agoLots of people want to ban those too. Or at least banning the small engine ones in favor of electric tools.