Recent content by sandslot

I have a Stihl that I bought almost 30 years ago, it's it's in storage until I need it...years at a time and always starts nearly the first or second pull. Maybe along with others, but I would recommend this one

I also own one for about 30 years and loved it, sold it because of space

I also bought a 2 post Gemini in addition to my 4post stacker...use them for two very different purposes. ...I ended up using the 4 post for boat storage and the 2 post in my shop. Perfect apps

I researched PEX for months....it has worked perfect for almost 3 years now including -20F temps....its just data....

Picture of the label ... It was PEX tubing

I did my new shop in plastic (name escapes me) line....it's what they use now in plumbing......always did black pipe but what a pain...plastic/nylon super easy to run and clamp on fittings....been few years and two very cold winters. ...HIGHLY recommended. Can share photos if needed....and very...

Be sure to add as much ceiling height (12') as you can so a,stacker will work. Also, if installing a two post, add extra reinforced concrete. Finally, watch the width and height of garage doors.....oh and a floor drain is nice

I built a go kart with my son.....and now 30 years later he and I are rebuilding with his daughter

I had this happen twice....changed the codes on the transmitter. My local law enforcement says it's more common than people think, especially if you don't reset the factory settings

I purchased a Gemini lift from Aresco a few years ago.....Steve (from Aresco) was great and provided me with a four post on a custom width to handle my boat trailer

Thanks for all the feedback...I'll post when the beam is completed

Yes...referring to the beam....thx for feedback

Always recommend sealing outside, removing damaged interior material, drying out with dehumidifier and reinstalling new material

Based on the fact you're not likely to remove and take with when you move down the road, I'd spend as little as possible. If its,open to higher prevailing winds, I'd do wood