Recent content by NWOhioChevyGuy

The concrete crew will place it in the slab as it is worked. They don't use chairs, supervised this crew when my garage was poured and trust them 100% on making it right. 5" slab here 3x3 rebar grid 4000# Mix w/fiber

Rained out on wall steel today. But rebar is down Supposed to be dry tomorrow, hope I don’t get my lift stuck. Was close to it yesterday.

Ready for concrete crew to put down steel today & I start on wall steel today also. HBD to me

Final grading done & insulation down. Concrete crew is starting tomorrow. Should be poured by weeks end 😎👍🏻

Lift motor replaced and back up and running. Final prep for concrete this weekend. Then start on exterior wall steel.

Ordered both!! I was unaware of the built in 10V wiring, thanks

Pulled the trigger on the Eaton dimmers and will run 3 circuits w/ control wiring to the my lights. 3 lights on each side towards the front of shop & 4 lights on one towards the back / storage area.

I will further research dimmers before installing any wiring. Upon preliminary review I do like the looks of the Eaton mentioned above.

Follow up question; Dimmer specifications states "Rated for upto 700W" So each dimmer will only run 3 lights? https://hi-hyperlite.com/products/1-10v-dimmer?pr_prod_strat=pinned&pr_rec_id=3ffe22fc4&pr_rec_pid=1700404363327&pr_ref_pid=10053183275309&pr_seq=uniform I may run just one dimmer on...

Yes, it requires a separate set of wiring for the dimmer circuit and their special dimmer switches / controls. I may look into the dimmers closer, but didn't plan on utilizing them. Understood on the beer drinking light levels !!

My shop (40x60x16) will have 10 Hyperlite high bay fixtures, 5 in each row. (Already purchased) https://hi-hyperlite.com/products/hyperlite-led-high-bay-light-white-hero-series-29000lumens They will be wired on two switches, 6 towards the front & 4 towards the back of the shop. These lights...

I have a coupe of the Anderson hitches, and they have been great and being aluminum they are not nearly as heavy and won't rust.

Not required per the engineered plans. All seams are lapped away from prevailing wind direction. (But this was not even specified)

Found the motor separately from the pump OEM/MFG, still not cheap but NOT $3600

Will be pulling the motor and seeing if it can be rebuilt by my local motor shop. Lift MFG has upgraded the design and require a full system replacement on it for $3600 :( I can not buy just the motor from them.....