Recent content by ratfink65

Perfect timing! Merry Christmas Everyone!!

The M18 Hatchet is $162.85 after you return the XC8.0 battery at Home Depot. Its the cheapest I have seen it.

I am pretty excited to hear what Owens says about their product in this situation. Here is a study I have found about the different kinds of foam board. Pretty interesting...

Hey, I have read a ton and I am still undecided. My barn is 40 x 64 x 14. No house wrap and I live in SE Wisconsin. This barn is used as a hobby shop and will be heated in the future. I have a metal ceiling with a vapor barrier and will blow in r60. I am leaning towards polebarn blankets for...

I just bought one from the same auction house. 2012 SkyJack 3219 with 79 hours kinda ugly. It also had brand new batteries. it was $2750.00. They must have had 40 scissor lifts on the block.

Pretty much. LoL I now feel confident about skipping radiant heat based on everyones else's experience. I'm just not that into spending extra up front for a more comfortable heat. Along the same reason why my daily is 15 year old ecno box with 220k miles. The AC hasn't worked in ten...

Thanks! This is exactly what I needed to hear. I feel as though sometimes "forum" mentality can over take common sense. If I had a pile of extra money I might consider in floor heat. It does not make sense in my current situation. What town are you in? Want to quote my slab?

Thanks that does help. I know its unpopular but the comfort is not worth the extra cost to me. If it were drastically cheaper to run I would be all in. I probably will partition it. Machine shop on one side and storage on the other.

Thank you!

If I decide against in floor radiant heat, does the slab still need 2" foam underlayment?

I get it. My main issue is that I'm a cheap SOB. Thanks!

I'm in Lake Geneva. A little north of the IL border.

I will have to find someone who has it. That's a great idea. I never considered the condensation issue.

Thank you! How much would you guys put costs you to run?

Hi Everyone, I just finished up my 40 x 64 x 14 pole barn shell. Now it is time to get the floor done which forces me to answer some questions. For the record, I am in SE Wisconsin and my barn is a place to work on my car projects along with some light cnc machining work. I have natural...