Recent content by Jrad235

My brother in Christ, TWO POINTS OF CONTACT at all times with spinning wheels of death involved. Glad you survived! We use 7-10" concrete blades on our large grinders and between those and the 16" concrete saws I have a healthy respect for rotational momentum. Nice job on the ways covers!

:eek:Holy **** my friend! And here I was just feeling a little sorry for myself because I need to repair a rusty rocker on my Dodge 3500.... I'm feeling much more optimistic now. 😅

Love a giveaway! Good luck with the unpacking!

https://www.amazon.com/K%C3%A4rcher-Walk-Behind-Outdoor-Capacity-Sweeping/dp/B08M4D1K8F/tag=atomicindus08-20?tag=atomicindus08-20 This is an amazing floor sweeper if you have a large shop, AND it's 40% off! I've had mine for a year now, absolutely love it.

Everything looks great! Glad to see it coming along. I wouldn't mess with UFO's as your ceilings aren't nearly high enough to give you good light without lots of shadows. I have both tube and UFO's at my shop with 16ft ceilings and I should have just added more LED tube fixtures.

Damnit @Honch, I didn't NEED to reinvent the broom, but I'll be damned if I didn't order one of those fancy Karchers for my shop! The slightly smaller S4 was on sale so I snagged one to try. EDIT: And I can now say I am absolutely in love with it, what a game changer for keeping a smooth shop...

I just gotta say, buddy, that reading your updates always makes me feel better about what I did or did not accomplish in the shop... 😅 Glad to see you posting, as always.

Way to call me out like that! *Stares at the 20 Year-long Thunderbird project with EFI conversion sitting in the shop* Glad to hear you're still alive, love the tip on separating oil and water!

Don't forget to spray it with anti-corrosive spray, @GeddyT. We know that "temporary fix" is gonna be there until the battery dies!:ROFLMAO:

In on this!

Wow, did they really go through the front?! *Shudder* I always assumed this type of thing occurred at the back of the neck. Glad you are on the road to recovery buddy!

They did a monolithic pour addition that's only 4 ft wide? That's terrible. So the outer wall is sitting on a narrow slab that's very long with a thickened edge(Heavier) along that side and no proper footer. That's why it is settling, too much ground pressure. Neither Poly or mudjacking is a...

Bought a 12k off-brand 20 SEER unit from eBay 3 years ago, installed without purging lines, it has been running well 24/7 since then. Just about every unit for sale has pre-charged lines and units that don't require professional install. I believe I had mine put in within a couple hours.

Hey Gregor, I understand exactly how you feel on all fronts and it is utterly exhausting. Unfortunately the only thing to do, is keep moving forward, one step at a time. Regarding the vehicle problem, I told my parent I needed to take their car in for service one day, and just didn't bring it...

Boy, that machine won't seem like such a good deal when he gets the bill for repairing the truck!! That's rough, you always have the most exciting adventures buddy! (Still can't believe the ball valve came apart)