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When I bought my house it had a bad roof with the valley being particularly bad. I replaced it with a metal roof. That winter I got a bad ice dam. Ceiling was leaking and I made the mistake of poking it. Drywall fell and gallons of water came with it. I immediately jumped up on roof and not...

A friend of mine bought an A-7 Mohawk lift a used a couple of years ago. To make you sick he paid $500. Asked me if it was a good deal and said if you don’t I will and I already have a lift! He threw out his back the week leading up to us going to pick it up. We got there and took a bunch of...

Hours away from home on a Friday my service truck decided to have no power to starter. The 2006 Ford F-150 starter wire rotted off. Stripped back the wire and without a new lug I just vice gripped the wire on. Figured it will get me home. Started right up. Years later the starter wouldn’t start...

To answer the OP the picture is of a SpaceSaver System. I install those types of systems. They are pricey. I deal with Borroughs shelving also which have an automotive line. The shelving can be customized for however you want to store your product...

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When I google it I get this......notice they are hexagon not round. Figure out your size. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Google flat head hexagon rivnut Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I subscribe to a lot of auto tech channels on Youtube. You would be surprised on how many HF tools you see being used. I typically have the same results using HF tools as I do using my other "professional" brands. They all break when you abuse them.

Eastwood brake flaring tool. It just doesn’t get the use it deserves for the price. But it does work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would love to try these out.

You mean the guys that buy $60,000 trucks to pick up a couple bags of mulch every spring? Good enough for me is in the end am I happy.,,... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you are worried about longevity don't build anything. Nothing lasts forever. Rotted wood or crumbing foundations are a part of life. As soon as you build something that never rots or cracks a tornado or earthquake will tear it down. That being said as a pole barn owner I do wish it was...

I have not been in town for most of the subzero weather. Maybe the wife isn’t 100% truthful that she opens the garage door the whole time the car is warming up? I have a 30x50 pole barn unheated and never had issues with light switches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Like? It’s unheated. So what else is wrong with the picture? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk