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From what I understand, they rearranged parts of the engine especially for vertical storage. I hear what these other guys are saying, yes it would be easier just to go buy this mower but I literally just bought my Troy-Bilt a year ago so I'm making do with what I have. For me it is much more...

Lol, yes but I don't have room for a shed so here I am ;-) Maybe eventually I'll tire of it but for now this works. I only mow 6-8 times during the summer anyways...

I recently jumped ship from a reel mower to gas, but then had a storage conundrum to think through for a while. Toro makes a mower specially designed for vertical storage but I'd hate to give up my well-running Troy-Bilt and go spend more money, so I figured out how to store it vertically and...

Hi Folks - I've been lurking in the shadows for several years now getting great ideas from this forum. I wanted to share a simple project I just finished that solves the issue (for me anyway) of floor jack storage. If something like this has already been posted, I do apologize. I did a quick...

Yeah, why not - I'll report back this next winter.....

My thinking was that in the beginning stages of snowfall when it tends to be more wet, it would just roll off the concrete and thus provide less of a base for snow to accumulate? My neighbor across the driveway got a new walkway poured recently and they did seal it. I noticed how the falling...

Yes - sorry if I didn't make that clear....

Hi Guys - I live in a community where each driveway serves (4) housing units. Mine faces north so there's an area of the driveway that doesn't get much sun in winter and thus takes forever to melt. On top of that, the snow removal guys never can seem to plow closer than within 4' of my grass...

Thanks guys for your input, and yes Justin we did talk on the phone a few days ago. Shea - after you pointed out Drylok's vulnerabilities upon HTPU, I stumbled upon 'Drylok Concrete Protector' which is formulated to protect against salts, and can be used as a primer prior to the E1. So...

Hi Everyone, and please forgive my newbieness in advance! I bought my current 1983 house 3 years ago and was impressed by the condition of the garage floor. It has no cracks, heaving, or spalling - but does have some light to moderate staining. I've been parking outside in the winter...