Recent content by randyandrewsberg

Termite pre-treatment can be done several ways and is region specific so be sure to ask the inspector what is required. Conventional pre-treat would be to spray the pea-gravel before the slab is poured for a horizontal barrier, and then spray the exterior foundation as the backfill goes in for...

I've had good results with and only run Amsoil Sabre at 80:1 in all air-cooled two strokes.

Talstar P label supports direct soil treatment around posts and you can acquire enough concentrate to do 50 gallons finished product for less than $50. If you wanted least expensive most effective termite protection, treat the ground around the poles after install but before any slab is poured...

Here is how I see it; 2 post - best for all types of service on vehicle, install isn't difficult if your floor is thick enough already. Probably what most think of when they imagine having a lift. 4 post - easiest install, good for all types of service on vehicle, but with extra steps for...

Great work! Very clean install, I'm impressed. This looks like a great solution for my space as well, I'll have to think about doing something like this. Would you mind posting some pictures of the control setup and where it's mounted in relation to the lift? It looks like the manual calls...

On a simple slab garage it is very cost effective to self treat with a fiprnoil product like Termidor SC or Taurus. It can be done in a few hours and requires no real special equipment as long as you can put your own man power into making the small trench. If you want to have it done with a...

Mick is right, it is usually indicative of a moisture problem. Use a shop vac or leaf blower to dispel them and make your repair, once it’s dry it won’t be so inviting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Like the previous poster suggested, they like the IR light, use remote IR lights to draw them elsewhere. Also, Delta dust by Bayer is an excellent product to brush on near your cameras, no moisture problems, long residual killing power for spiders and bugs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When you post them for sale, send a link to Pam from https://retrorenovation.com/ Youngstown was a popular brand and the right people buy these and take them to the body shop and have the dents banged out, get them primed and painted just like a classic car and then install them in their 1954...

My shop was already well insulated including the doors. I just needed to run the electric, hang the indoor unit and hang the outside unit up high out of harms way. Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk

Enjoying my new 24k install. It is a great feeling to work in a climate controlled shop. I knew it would be quiet running, but it's amazingly quiet. If you are thinking about it, make it happen. I'm glad I did it now instead of waiting longer because it seemed like a luxury or a waste of...

The building has a monolithic slab & footer in one continuous pour, and is traditional stick framing. The car port addition was an afterthought during construction and put up using the utility poles set a few feet into the dirt to support the far end, but the beams that run to the poles are...

Does anyone recognize this grinder? It's coming up for auction soon and I think I'll buy it, but I was curious if anyone could recognize it from this one picture.

I occasionally get municipal contracts for this exact job, this is my go to product. https://birdbarrier.com/cleaning-supplies/cleaning-supplies-dissolve-it.html Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk

Very similar but not the same as Duratool sold by mcm electronics now called Newark. https://www.newark.com/duratool/22-24120/weatherproof-case-polymer-black/dp/83X6728?st=Equipment%20case Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk