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I use a Boat / rv 110 volt for my shop works fine. no flu or gas plumb it with pvc and plug it in to a wall socket.

I would go with a prefab safe room, Just make sure the door opens to the inside of the safe room since it will be inside of another building. If things go bad you want to be able to get out of it. Just a thought.

Sams club used to carry them. ???

Put on dust mask, open doors, apply leaf blower.

Just a thought The air lines on all over the road trucks have been a pex type material for several years. You could not find a harsher place for any material to survive in cold,hot,vibration exposed to all kinds of chemicals. I know this is apples and oranges but is food for thought. We had...

My dad had one very scary, we sold it after very little use. This was was yrs ago and we were using on a 3 point hitch on a 8N Ford, was always getting stuck and no way to reverse it to fee it up.

USN seems to like it they paint all of their ships that color. :lol:

I would just run some large pvc along side everything else I cold think of, So that later that thing you for got would be easy the run.

HF Dolly may be better now. But 5 yrs ago I tried a set on a 49 Chevy 1/2 ton pick up and they fell apart the first time I tried to move it. If I were buying some for myself I would look else where. I have bought a lot of things from HF and most have served there purpose just fine.

Not this week, but we still have a couple of days left. :)

X2 high octane no ethanol. That is all I use in my small engines, Plus I add Sta-Bil and I no longer am having carb problems after sitting for long periods. Just what works for me.

I put our Generac propane 15 kW air cooled in 15 yrs ago, All I have ever done is change oil and replace 2 batteries in that time. It does an automatic start every Sunday and runs for 12 minutes at half throttle. It of course does an auto start when the power goes out. I thank a maintenance...

A little longer tongue will be easier to back and will tow better, If you keep in mind that yes you do need enough tongue weight. The extra length will also let you jack knife tighter when trying to get into tight places. Just what I do for my own trailers. 42 yrs in the trucking business.

Generic whole house propane. We have ice storms knock out power for several days in our area. I installed a generic unit 15 yrs ago and never looked back. I have replace the battery 2 times and changed oil, that has been the only maintenance I have to do in that time.

Get a big dozer in there and have them push the trees and brush in to burn piles. It is a hole lot easier than trying to get stumps out after cutting them down. We have 70 aces of woods that we had to build a road in to and then clear for a large shop and house build. It will be the best money...