Where to get Tucker door weatherstripping? (See also: Don't lock your cat on the porch)

jeepinmatt

jeepinmatt

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Its a model 4621 if that matters...
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It appears to have a strip that presses into the doorframe. I'd like to replace it with more of the same, but I can't find any useful information on their website, and this forum never ceases to amaze me at the depth of knowledge.

Also, some of you will be glad and some of you will be sad to know, the cat is fine. Just got locked on the screen porch overnight. Didn't even take a piss or dump out there.
 
I hate to say it but I agree w/ @shawn. If its a regular contractor grade door, peal out or just cut off that bad part and take it with you to a box store. Or snap a pic of the profile here and I bet a dolla somebody can tell you where to get it.
 
the wifes cat did this same shit to my outside door and the kitchen door to the mud room. Lowes has the door insulation and several Tylenol pills mixed with tuna will permanently resolve the issue.
 
Jeff B said:
the wifes cat did this same shit to my outside door and the kitchen door to the mud room. Lowes has the door insulation and several Tylenol pills mixed with tuna will permanently resolve the issue.
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How many Tylenols we talking
 
Ron said:
How many Tylenols we talking
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several 500MG it does the same to them as it would to us. Shuts down the liver. Understand, I did not do this to her cat as I am still alive.
 
Haters gonna hate, but now that my wife's cats are past the juvenile stage (puking up because they ate too much and bringing too many bloody carcasses in) I find them quite easy and useful. Feed them every day or so and that's about it. They are generally around the house, not in the way, and eat a lot of mice and voles. And moths! Damn cats can jump 6ft high trying to grab one.
 
jeepinmatt said:
Haters gonna hate, but now that my wife's cats are past the juvenile stage (puking up because they ate too much and bringing too many bloody carcasses in) I find them quite easy and useful. Feed them every day or so and that's about it. They are generally around the house, not in the way, and eat a lot of mice and voles. And moths! Damn cats can jump 6ft high trying to grab one.
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This: I’m NOT a cat person but with all the hay, grain/feed I have around here and the rural setting I haven’t seen a mouse/rat, or mole/vole in probably 2 years plus. They stay out, get fed a bit of tractor supply surprise every couple of days, and are probably the best ROI on my farm.
 
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jeepinmatt said:
Haters gonna hate, but now that my wife's cats are past the juvenile stage (puking up because they ate too much and bringing too many bloody carcasses in) I find them quite easy and useful. Feed them every day or so and that's about it. They are generally around the house, not in the way, and eat a lot of mice and voles. And moths! Damn cats can jump 6ft high trying to grab one.
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skyhighZJ said:
This: I’m NOT a cat person but with all the hay, grain/feed I have around here and the rural setting I haven’t seen a mouse/rat, or mole/vole in probably 2 years plus. They stay out, get fed a bit of tractor supply surprise every couple of days, and are probably the best ROI on my farm.
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I take it all back. One of them f'n cats slid down the windshield of my truck and left a mud/gravel/chipper dust slideprint down the windshield of my truck while I was at work today! 😡

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jeepinmatt said:
I take it all back. One of them f'n cats slid down the windshield of my truck and left a mud/gravel/chipper dust slideprint down the windshield of my truck while I was at work today! 😡

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The spiteful little bastards heard you praise g them. Never let them know you’re happy! Keep ‘em in the dark and it’s all good; keep ‘em in fear!!
 
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