I believe this is correct as I had a camper I converted to a utility trailer. I needed a spare and the local old timer camper place said “ good luck, if they were available I could sell them out in weeks. Havent been available in years “
Same pattern as the op pic. Maybe there are some...
That’s tap acquisition disorder. [emoji12]
I’ve been going through some life changes (divorce) and this past fall finally got all of my tools in my new place. Going through my taps. These have not been used in 15 plus years. Most are Besley and Morse but all made In The USA. I have two...
My apologies for not being more clear. The posts in the basement go through the slab. I'm assuming they are on some sort of footer. I need to drop my hvac ducting down and check the joists.
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Sorry to hi jack but I have a similar issue. Hopefully the pic comes out ok on Tapatalk
I have two low joists. Seen here in the pic. If you look at the header of this non load bearing rough in you can see the 2x4 is bowed. No damage or cracks on the joists.
Second pic is looking at the...
This is the fourth manual hyd lift I have owned over the years
I always seem to get in a jam and sell it.
Picked this up on craigslist this week for $50
Didn't work. was on there for a month before I saw it
Owner was a tool dealer and use it for unloading tool boxes.
He passed away...
Yes. Logs were about 18" to start with. Sawn flat on the edges and stacked / pinned
The 2x4s in the garage was are dimensionally true - they made them at the mill.
Floor joists are 3x10 rough sawn dimensionallly true. The flooring for the entire upper level is also sawmill boards as well as...
Afternoon
My Name is Doc. I recently moved to a new place.
A Log cabin in rural Wisconsin. Have a good sized garage with several projects
I'll be posting a few pics of my garage as I make it mine
I've gotten a lot of good ideas from the forum already
Hope to continue to share ideas and results