Recent content by JoeMopar

Proctor Wall Jacks, have used them for years. Strong and very safe. http://www.lynnladder.com/products/PROCTOR-WALL-JACK.html

I'd like to be included in this offer as well. Thanks.

Looking at that picture if you're just going to add on making it wider I would add on to whats there. If you're going to go deeper I'd think about starting from scratch.

I'd vote to start new, but a few pictures of it would go a long way so that we can see what you have to work with.

Hector great informative video. I'll be looking for more of your projects.

Use a steel bar to loosen up the dirt, then with a good strong shop vac **** up the material. Keep repeating this until you make it 3 -4' deep and this should take a lot more water into the ground.

Sounds big but it really isn't. Not with everything you want to go in. Don't get me wrong it will fit, but you won't have much work space left.

Looks like a late 40's very early 50's Diamond T cab over.

Yep get that baby bound up and if it don't break your wrist, it'll take you for a spin.

Hard to tell from your pictures exactly what you are doing but with 4" pipe you need 1/4" per foot pitch. You need to run the 4" into some sort of pump chamber large enough to set up a proper pump with a series of float switches to monitor the level the black water and control the pump ( in Ct...

Awesome Wagon.............love it. :rocker:

It would be much easier and probably cheaper to do the site prep work before the building.

Try to sell it on Craigs List to a contractor/homeowner for what it was intended.

Re: Bull's Old Barn: Gonna Need Some Help Bull I would think about building a temp. wall inside along an exterior wall that you intend to repair. Cut the studs up a couple of feet, run pressure treated sills and then pull the walls in and sister full length studs along the old existing ones and...