Recent content by madosta

Dang I wish your pictures worked!

I've heard as well that the 2" is for a quick recovery. Think if you dropped a wash cloth that covered the shower drain and then remove it, the 2" will clear it faster. The overflow for the shower is the floor so yea, we don't want that. Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

The sink p trap goes into an elbow straight down. I'm going to have to look down the trunk to see if there's a vent hidden somewhere. Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

What is really weird is that I climbed in the attic and pulled the p-trap off the sink, and there is no vent at this end of the house. I don't get it.

I have an existing master bath, but I want to upgrade to a shower. I need help with the venting, my plumber can't make it today, so I figured I would see what you guys thought. Existing plumbing, I cannot find a vent. The sink elbows into the wall and does not go up through the roof...

I have an existing master bath, but I want to upgrade to a shower. I need help with the venting, my plumber can't make it today, so I figured I would see what you guys thought. Existing plumbing, I cannot find a vent. The sink elbows into the wall and does not go up through the roof...

Any updates?!

Ground wire to the two rods should be #6 awg? What is with the blob on the black wire in the subpanel? Looks like it's slit?

DraftSight is great. My go-to AutoCAD replacement.

I am planning on digging next to the foundation down to see what it looks like below soon. That will be the key to everything. I am assuming it's concrete but I guess it could also be compacted stone based on how old it is.

Pic of current garage: Things I hate: Fascia and gutters not there yet. Roof sag, shed addition. Ugly Unusable Property layout.

Yea let me get a newer picture. One thing I don't like about the block though is that I want to insulate it and keep it warm in the winter and the block is hard to insulate and also difficult to put an exterior on that looks decent. My problem is that I can't go any deeper than 32' because...

There are existing concrete masonry 9' lintels set over the 8' door openings. I would need to replace these or move them up. Not sure how to do that with wood or LVL.

Whew... this is stressing me out just thinking of ways to type this out. Existing Garage is: 22ft deep, 36ft wide, 8ft tall. 40+ years old. Hip Roof Too short, not big enough, but in the best location on my property. (I have more room though, 5 acres) I am thinking about digging footers and...

Awesome to see! Kinda jealous you have such a good thing going there!!! I want to be a farmer!