Recent content by Swegner99

I have the Husky 50", not as heavy duty as some available boxes, but more than good for anything i'm DIY'ing at home. Especially at the current $498 price point.

This is an insane giveaway, count me in!

I live in a residential area in a rural part of Arizona, I've never had first hand experience with the raccoons. There is a family of 6 or 7 of them that I see come off the golf course and run down the street sometimes, I wasn't aware they were so destructive and disease ridden. I will keep a...

It's definitely different, couldn't get away with it in my house, but I think it looks good.

I'm in the southwest and you get a discounted shipping rate if you receive without needing a liftgate. I just have all my large items delivered to work and unload with the forklift.

Webstaurant.com has a ton of stainless options as well.

I work at a Ford dealership, our alignment rack is a scissor type and its recessed into the ground. Maybe a 2 foot deep pit, so you can drive right onto it.

Even if they won't warranty the lost screws, they can be replaced separately, so no worry about having to replace the entire wallet.

I have a small poop closet in the garage, 36" x 36", doesn't take much space. I have never had one before, just bought this house and it was already in place. Have used it everyday since I moved in, while doing work in the garage.

Thank you to everyone for the advice and help, going to get out there this weekend in the heat and scrape everything that will come up. Estimating that 65-75% of the floor will come up with a 4" scraper. Will post update pictures on Monday.

This is the one my local home depot has for rent, same brand. http://www.homedepot.com/tool-truck-rental/Concrete-Grinder-10/50200-HD/index.html

I would love to, but saving for flooring since we just came out of pocket for the down payment and all the moving expenses. I want it to be as usable as possible in the meantime.

What does this mean? Handheld grinder vs renting a large floor grinder?

I tend to be in this camp, not sure i want to undertake the expense of new concrete. I'm going to scrape up as much as I can, then look into a grinder for the stubborn portions and high spots. Then I will re-visit.

Updated pictures. Scraped a bit more of the "Epoxy" up last night, its going to be a long process but I think I'm going to scrape as much as I can and expose the original concrete floor, so I will know how to proceed after that.