Recent content by JPahl77ta

I wanted a cordless because I pull trailers. Its handy when you dont always have access to compresses air, stubborn lug nuts, Ect....

I Do get a better price.. But even Half of $235 is alot for a gun I have used so little! I would expect this if it was 5yrs old or used daily?

I sent them the receipt, and they didnt reply until after the 2 year date (to the day) This gun came with a two year warranty

I Bought it through my on line government account, so I dont have a driver to take it to. I would just Charge it when needed. And the rest of the time it would be disconnected in the case.

Hello I purchased a Snap On 18v 1/2" Impact gun (CT6850) 2 years ago. It came with one 18V Lithium Ion Batt (CTB6185) I have used this gun maybe five times and the battery is intermittent. It shows full but when you pull the trigger nothing happens about 50% of the time? I have read on...

They are Coplay doors. They are insulated and I guess is a type of high tech coating that looks like wood. Im happy with them. Now to get the openers hooked up!

Thank you! I did not restore the JD, Just found it locally and it was a good deal! BUT I do plan on doing a few more when the shop is up and running!

Thank you! Inside is pretty boring right now. Im Planning on the concrete in July and hopefully get it insulated also. I have allot of plans for the inside and I defiantly will be posting more pics!

Im an Aircraft Tech in Kandahar. How about you?

Im seeing the light at the end of the tunnel now! Im very happy with Northland buildings. It turned out better that I was expecting. This is about as far as I got last summer before I had to head back to Afghanistan. I plan on concreting this summer and possibly insulating.

Things are really rolling here. I can really start to see how the completed shop is going to look! I was able to use the crews lift to install my lights. Up went the doors! Up north it's recommended we go 7 feet down for water lines. I ran 220V wire and a 3/4" air line out to the pond.

At this point we were about a week into the build. My truck is trying out his new home! Had the concrete poured for the door installation.

The crew got started right away the next morning. It was amazing to see how fast theses guys worked!

I was thrilled with the results in the spring, the grass came in thicker that I could ever imagine. It was over 16" in some places! Next step was to prepare the foundation for the building. We ended up bringing in about 20 truck loads of dirt/sand After all foundation work was...

I had a pond put in and over 60 trees brought in. After the land was prepped in Sept I planted grass and used the pond as irrigation for the new seed.