Recent content by MrPink

I have to do this but my chimney was terminated back into my attic space when they put the new roof on in `23. so i am going to caulk a piece of aluminum on top and fold it over and then use tapcon's to secure it.

My panel will be feeding it if I can (its in a weird location). But if not I'll be having a second service drop installed.

I am going to also be adding a maxjax lift out there at some point too so I'd rather have enough ran out there then not enough.

Too far to run Cat cable for internet, shop is 80-100yrds away from the house I'm doing a line-of-sight wireless antenna type setup for Wi-Fi out there. Have 0 need for phone cord out there. and i havent had cable in years. i planned on a 3.5ft- 4ft height for my outlets already. i appreciate...

So I will be running 100a service out to my workshop that is 20x20, I will have separate circuits for the heater, the air compressor, and a 220v for my welder. But I was thinking 3-4 15a outlets per the 3 walls, and 2 on the wall with the door. Does this sound about right?

I know my zero turn is 13yrs old with 0 service records lmao. but i have the manuals for it. I only have the records for the 3 of my cars because i had the ability to get those from various channels

Oh I know.

The more i sit and think about it I think I am just going to make the loft inaccessible (remove the stairs) for the time being, I don't need my 2 young kids getting hurt because it fails to support their weight if they go up there. I appreciate the input on the idea that i had

I will say that new code yes requires that, but when this was built(1950) i am sure this passed lol.

they run perpendicular.

i dont plan on using it for storage, i really want to remove it as a whole

That would eliminate the usability of the workspace that i currently have.

Or We(Stellantis), now have the MGU(Hybrid Alternator/Generator) in the e-torque vehicles and they are outrageous, $2400 and they are on a multi thousand part backorder now.

it is except for the 3x3 opening where the stairs go up

this makes sense. So let me ask this instead, can I sister boards to the existing rafter ties then to strengthen the floor support? I am unsure if its just me or not but the loft floor didn't seem stable.