Recent content by SixT40

Thanks for your thoughts, everyone. 3/4" PVC was stubbed-in before the slab was poured. (Correction: it's S40 gray PVC, not schedule 80, as I said earlier). My understanding is that MHF requires larger conduit. Not that I couldn't drill a hole in the siding to bring wires in, it's just not what...

SW Chicago suburbs; Will County.

Hello, I've read many of the posts on this topic, I'd just like some details for my specific situation. An electrician will be making the connections. I'm doing the prep work and getting the materials. Location: IL The house has 100A service panel in basement. Distance from main panel location...

Another vote for 30ft wide. I think 27' is ample depth.

Thanks for the compliments. I have some lumber, yard furniture and lawn equipment stored in there for the winter. When the weather warms-up, I'll build some shelves and arrange all of the items that are to be hung up to make good use of the space. I was frustrated that I couldn't finish the...

drivesitfar, it took a while, but I finally got around to putting together some photos of the building process. Winter came along before I could fix-up the landscape, but yes, there will be a brick ramp to the garage door. I have to strategically make room for a riding mower, walk-behind mower...

I have a 17HP Craftsman riding mower with a 42" plow and an 8HP-26" track drive MTD 2-stage snowblower forum image hosting

Hello from Illinois. Dream garage is in the future plan, but not in the current budget, so I did the next best thing; replaced the 8x10 garden shed with a 12x16. It's built on a 4.5yd slab and I used full 8' studs for additional ceiling height. It was originally intended to store the yard...

I bought a Makita 100th Anniversary 18V L-Ion drill/impact combo Some accessories to go with them; impact phillips drivers and a countersink set. I choose MADE IN USA whenever possible.

Nicely done! I made a similar one with lumber. Sure takes-up a lot less space than a trailer.