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I used road base and then used a compactor- it was like concrete when I was done. My shed is 10x10 I made the area 12x12

This is why you should have a use reputable dealer for food service equipment, or a consultant.

This is what I have, its basic. Turn the generator on and flip the switch so the generator powers that circuit https://www.amazon.com/Reliance-Controls-Corporation-31406CRK-Generators/dp/B000BQN4T2?tag=atomicindus08-20

I just plugged one in about the same area

Looks like a smith built shed, I have one smaller it does not leak. Maybe call them and see what they say.

I have turned around or backed up the street a few times(quite a few), it has been closed every single time

I just did this, rented the 24” from Home Depot was about 279.00 with the insurance for 4 hours. I did 3 trenches totaling about 71’. It saved a bunch of time, I would still be out there. I am in Florida so it was good except for the 3’ piece of rerod . I also stopped to read how to use the...

I found this lock in some stuff i got from my Dad.

I ran mine through the soffit. Went into the attic- then to the 4 corners of the house. Use a grommet to hold in place on soffit. I have a swann brand camera system . Beng in Florida I ran the wires in the winter t8me so it was not so hot.

I get my gas at northern tool also, the small pony

Thanks for the help.

Does anyone know what this might be? It was in some tools I got from my father

Changed out the water heater. When I opened the top where the wire are they were buried in water. Surprised it had not tripped the breaker. It was 23 years old. Was bowed at the bottom and leaking at top

Flooded a corn hole board I’m making for a friend , it was the dining room not the garage

I had a pre built shed delivered. I had prepared the area with road base about 1 foot larger on all sides. Rented a compactor to level it out. In Florida they have to be anchored Down

Super bright LEDs has a bulb to fit. I did a smaller one last year

I have a 60 gallon also. I put it on a 2'x2' 3/4 thick piece of plywood - makes it easier to move also

I just replaced my 23 year old craftsman with a genie. reused All wiring. I will say it’s is quiet.

Perhaps a lugnut

I got this when my Dad passed away. He was an elevator mechanic for 32 years. This was one of the first items he bought. I have yet to use it. he worked for Montgomery Elevator in Moline Illinois.