Recent content by tinmanwpk

I get so warm and wet with a very happy ending such as this.

This was my initial thought as well. Find someone who has a wrecked trailer and there you go. As for me in Florida, all i had to do was pay sales tax when I bought it and I'm done.

Nice. You have a ton of sockets!!!

The rubber insulation should be painted to preserve it from UV. Simple leftover latex paint will work just fine.

I look at those pictures and see a lot of work. Nicely done.

Trident is good stuff. Lots of folks in my 'hood have used it on their pavers with good results.

Tractor Supply has horse stall mats that are economical. Thick and good. Not sure about odor or not.

Acetone or Xylene. Hot stuff and use only outdoors for the adhesive. Both sides may or may not be painted. I am of the belief that a trailer manufacturer will only buy one-sided painted metal. Quite often the other side is white. All you can do is check out a small corner somewhere. We are...

Money well spent. As Malcolm Forbes said, "Money is nothing but a capitalist tool." Now you just have $300 fewer tools, lol.

Bingo. The sub who did this work just got in and got out. They met the bare (BARE!) minimum and here you are.

I'm calling it a stem wall. After that I'm calling it shoddy work.

I only use Ethanol Free gasoline, too. I forgot to mention that in my Honda recommendation post.

I have a Honda walk behind self propelled that is a dream to operate. Starts first pull every time.

We work with polycarbonate a lot. I totally agree with rlitman that you need oversized holes when you drill polycarbonate. And do not tighten screws too much as it will cause stress cracks and ultimate failure.

Love your longroof! Longroofs Rule!