Recent content by curvecrazy

I've got one of these too. Came across it on craigslist. Mine had been sitting around for some time on the concrete floor and the pivots were all together like they were supposed to be but quite tight. Seemed that the idea of actually greasing the zerks was beyond the comp. of the previous...

If that's still laying there at your work I could use a hydraulic cylinder. Let me know if he wants to sell it....

Thanks for the welcome. Your not too far from me. They will cover it to the extent of my policy to be sure. I am going to read it in total when I get home. :thumbup:

I actually love it when an insurance company cancels me. My family went through one particular auto insurance for years at my fathers request. According to him, they were a great company, with outstanding track record and were looking out for us. Well, we had them, no questions asked, for...

I will do so and my bad for not having done so. Knowledge is power and if you know nothing you can probably not expect much. Which is why I thought I would ask on here. Seems me the power of the net is to tap into others experiences and all can benefit. That was my hope here. My own belief...

Exactly what is your experience? Have you had a structural collapse? Did your insurance company insist you clean up the rubble? Rebuild the structure yourself? And were you OK with that? Curious.

Thank you. That is a great, a nice, and a very appreciated response. It makes perfect sense too. I will sit down and read the policy and it may be enlightening. :beer: I would think before any company settles any claim they contact the claimant and discuss the settlement, send out...

When you get 9ft of snow in such a short time it adds incite to accomplishing anything including working on a collapsed structure. IMO, if I was you, I would immediately take a look at your fabric structure. And this goes for anyone else out there too. First of all, having metal hoops 4 ft...

OK, so you see why I am asking. I don't want to get done like it sounds like you got done. No offense intended but IMO you were entitled to all those things. But... the caveat is that its up to YOU to make the argument and not to settle for less than you deserve. I'm on here asking others...

How much money would YOU want? Lets say your garage collapsed under snow load. You had a functioning garage. It was there, serving your purposes. Now, it is... LETS SAY>>> NOT. OK? So? How much money would you want? You will have to remove the rubble. Should that be your responsibility...

Thanks for the welcome gesture. Shelter Logic, IMO, is not high end anything. My structure is a formal, commercial grade, commercially sold, legitimate unit. None of the manufacturers of fabric garage type structures warrant their products for snow load or even adverse weather conditions as...

The check they sent me without talking to me at all first was laughing in my face. fyi. Thanks for the great input. :dunno:

I've used simple green in the past. Spray Nine has it all over Simple Green for your all's information. Give it a try and tell me honestly it ain't so!!!! In fact... I recently found the Dollar General "Awesome" cleaner is almost as good as Simple Green and cheap cheap cheAP! Not as good...

I go to the local TSC store quite a bit. Biggest problem I have with them is their stocking. What I need they often have a shelf spot for but no inventory. This happens over and over again. I am constantly frustrated by this and sometimes in the store actually thinking out loud... " I wonder...

btw.. sorry in advance for that being my first post. I had been on here a great deal a year or so ago researching garage automotive lifts and there was a vastness of great information which was very helpful to me, but I never did post up anything at that time fwiw. I hope someone here has some...