Recent content by Mr.wolf

It's not that I don't want to spend money on it. Most of my winter income is snow and gross was down hard this year due to, basically NO snow. I And it was very wet so not even any income on grading work or anything. the issues others brought up nail it, wind, family opening the gate etc, and...

Oh, almost forgot. What really was the last straw was snow, freezing. With a swinging gat I am having to clear the whole arc on either side (two 6' gates) . With th slider a 1' "strip" so the gate can travel the whole 12'. But I also think it wouldn't have as much issue with that anyway.

Good question and I should have given that detail. The swinging gate is an issue because of how/where I park and come in and out. I often have to move a vehicle, open the gate, then pull out, etc. with the way other stuff is is is a big inconvenience, moving a trailer sometimes etc, and the...

I tend to think it would get buggered up. I have gravel that isn't to refined in grade, and it will be driven over several times a day. Sometimes it will be driven over my a large truck (single axle dump) or skid steer. I am thinking of mounting 4 or 6 rollers like this...

I have scoured the inter webs looking for a quick, relatively easy idea. I have a 6' privacy fence. I have no problem constructing something where the Wood is more of a facade. I was thinking a farm style gate somehow on rollers where the privacy fence wast added to it? Expense is an issue right...

BleedingBlue, I have been a licensed applicator (solo so responsible for my results very much) for 5 years. Im pretty good at it and it has gained me a lot of accounts. I have a lot to learn I just say that to let you know I have gotten pretty good at crabgrass through some very extreme seasons...

That is an amazing job, I wish I could have made mine a bit taller that is going to add a ton of storage and fun space!

Thank you!

I've been looking to do a very similar project. I don't want floor space taken up. Found I can get a w8 10 beam for $350 or so but then I have to mount it properly. I called carter lumber and found I can do a glu lam or 2 lvl's glued and screwed together and just mount it one a new 6x6 on...

Got it. Lots of stuff to try of I end up with issues of a raining ceiling. My concerns about the foam on the walls making it worse seem unfounded which is my first issue.

Just want to be clear. The times I'm experienceing the heavy condensation are when I come out to the sho, before the heater is on. When the temperature has increased and air is damp outside.

My concrete was poured in spring and I sealed it before I started using it with a 5 gallon bucket of sealer the contractor gave me. Any additional prep since I did that first? Other than scuffing it up. Thanks. Very interested in is. Z

Sometimes I read posts here and think I'm back in school :) in a good way. That was all very helpful. I think in my situation the insulation will help. I do not hear my barn unless working in it in sub 50 degree temps, which is most of the winter. But I don't hear overnight. I plan to add a...

I wouldn't want to run it through the brick though there probably isn't a down side outsidenof cosmetics. I'd do the eve. 1" iron pipe would be overkill anyway so you have plenty of clearance. My whole air system is 1/2". How big is the other piping? Z

I don't have a heat source yet. I do use a salamander when I work out there but the only time I have condensation is when the temp is cold, then goes up drastically and the air is relatively wet out. What I have now isn't that bad, I'm concerned once the building is insulated will that likely be...