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That is sure enough the same concept. Never seen one like that before either.

My good friend gifted or long term loaned me a car lift. Not sure what to think about it. He knew I was going to buy a new 4 post lift when I got my shop finished. A friend of his wanted rid of it so he bought it to me. Not what I wanted but the price is right. it has 4 tall stands that you...

I am surprised it doesn’t have a live PTO maybe push the clutch halfway to stop the tires and the PTO will still work. Duel stage clutch.

I would consider going to 16’ tall it doesn’t cost too much more to go taller and you will thank me later. Find a way to get a bathroom maybe a turd pump and pump it into existing tank. for the drain I had them form a 2” lip around the drain pit and cut some old galvanized 2” square tubing I...

I put in a 14’ x 20’ door in my new shop. Maybe you don’t want a 20’ wide door but I would absolutely for sure put in a 14’ tall door. No way a modern 5th wheel camper will go in a 12’ door.

They definitely need to be cleaned and sanitize, but i have seen worse. The grossest part was under the sink foot valves, nasty didn’t find any needles but plenty of covers that the mop pushed under there. we stopped to eat and setting next to my wife she rubbed my leg, I Said do you remember...

Yea I should have thrown a little more money at the top cabinet, been nice to have a few. But what I really wanted was the bottom ones. Got more to tear down and pickup tomorrow.

Throw some 2x12” down and spread out the weight a little might help.

I scored some cabinets on an online auction this week. they built a new jail and selling off the surplus out of the old one. I only got the lower ones the upper ones bought bigger money. I paid 112.00$ for the 30’+ of lower ones. Spent Friday breaking them down and getting them home. Won a...

We moved to Missouri from Kansas to retire. Had to down size I had a 60x80 main shop and a 40x80 storage. Everything is so expensive nowadays I had to quit somewhere. The lower part is going to be climate controlled with a hobby machine shop and general work area. my wife is going to have a...

Amish contractor just finished my new shop in the last couple of weeks. Main part is 40x60 with a 6” floor 4,100 square foot total. built with 16’ stud walls, no wood in the ground. Roughed in for a full bath and wash bay. Now to get it wired and insulated. Located in South west Missouri.

Amish contractor just finished up my new shop last couple of weeks. Part of the dirt work, retaining wall, 6” concrete in the main part and all doors with openers just under 131,000$ 4,100 sq feet. South west Missouri. I am happy. 😎😎😎

i have seen 1/2” plates welded around the legs and bolted down to give more surface area. I would cut the concrete and repour it. There are several YouTube videos on do it.

Collapse spring in bench vise and use tie wire and tie ti tight before releasing vise. Then install spring and cut wire out.

Here’s mine, it’s in storage now waiting on new shop.

I have had good luck patching holes and even broken corners using thin set that used to stick tiles. It sticks really good and matches the concrete pretty well too. It ***** to get a half a$$ job but you might as well just live with it. Probably should have took the day off and over seen what...

Those voids are clay balls, I worked In a sand pit mining sand years ago. When we would wet screen rock the clay wouldn’t break down and go through the screen, ending up in the concrete.

I am looking forward to seeing how this turns out. I am in the same boat I have all the equipment to get it done but at 60 my health isn’t the best. 🙁🙁 if I knew who to call to get a quality contractor I would write a check and be done.

Looks like a good deal to me. I bought a Puma with a 5 hp Honda on it in 1996 used it a lot on my mechanic truck. Still working good just don’t use is as much as I used to.

Go to the farm store and buy a bag of pine saw dust used for animal bedding. I put it in leakproof trash barrel and add used hydraulic oil or any clean oil and mix it up and let it sit. dump a can of it on the floor and push it around, it will leave the floor polished.