Recent content by Bobbys60w427

I have a dry erase board in the barn. I put their name , tool loaned and the date. I don't loan to just anyone. But I have been burned. But I like paybacks. One so called pal wanted to borrow my half inch torque wrench. the clicking kind. Brought it back and said it worked great as a braker bar...

I've been given cases of beer and one lady would make me Mexican lasagna the next day. Man I love that stuff. :drool:

R-13 in the walls and R-60 in the ceiling. Two mouse farts and the barn is heated to 50*. Moved the compressor to shed next to the barn and plumbed the barn. Love it.

When you move it, leave it in the pallet and use a hand cart. Take it off the pallet after you move it.

Sand lake in MI has bar called The Wet Spot. Nice bar.

I have the HF ones. Only way I can roll my '60 Vette around is if the motor's been pulled.

I can't go outside to take a leak since I'm surrounded by houses. So I Put a hose through the wall in a corner and hooked a big red funnel to it. Works like a charm.

I have the 6 hp 60 gal 2 cyl. Puma. I've never run out of air. Not to noisy. I'd buy another one if needed. It's 13 yrs old now.

Last year I used the sticky traps. Worked great. Untill I let it go for a couple of days. Checked it and found 4 feet. That's it, just feet. Alway's wondered what else his pals did to him before he was ate? Went back to regular traps. Now I just feed the local tom cat so it hangs out more.

If you go the used route, don't take their word for it that it works. Rig it up so it puts out heat before you invest any more time and money. Trust me.:mad:

Someone did that south of me about 20 yrs. ago. Still looks great today. It's even on a lake. You have to look twice to realize it's a house now.

Corvetteforum Corvetteactioncenter Factoryrat How about that. I just added to my post count.

Check out harbour freight. They have 2 or 3 different bin set ups. Cheap to.

Mine is 28x40x12. I studded the walls, put in R-13 already wrapped in plastic. R-60 in the ceiling, then put up osb on the walls and ceiling. Going to use fuel oil for heat this winter.

MDALE- It's a pole barn but I did stud the walls. OSB doesn't have to be painted, it's stronger than drywall and I do all of my welding outdoors.