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Then stay away from Red Wings. Most of it is made in China but they put the laces in here and call them American made. A lot of products use deceptive language. One way they do it is to say they are ASSEMBLED in the USA You see the USA flag and think it is made here.

I believe I have that same machine. Youtube has been a great help for me fixing stuff, vehicles, etc but you have to be careful. Last year the washing machine kept pumping long after the wash was done. I looked up a youtube and the guy said it means that a nail or screw got stuck in there and...

Concrete block wasn't used much until the 1940's from what research I have done.

Is it sealant tape for metal roof panels? I can't see what kind of roll it is on.

House foundations were commonly done with all brick many years ago. Same with buildings.

I still can't get rid of many of the electric tools and such that I used over the last 45 years even though I never use them now that cordless tools are so good. I'll probably need to have many sessions with a shrink before I can do that.

If you have already done that much then just smack it with a sledgehammer. Once you get the first chunk out the rest is easy. I have a Bosch demo hammer and it is good for the intended purpose. I don't know how good the cheap ones perform. If you do get a hammer then make sure you have extra...

My attached garage has a steep pitched roof and there is good space available. This past year after looking at it for many years I finally put a floor and shelving up there as well as a set of folding stairs. **** I did not put anything up there that I did not need. I kept a big garbage can...

If it was me........ I would go to one of the online auction companies. Tool prices are quite high these days. They can break up your tools into much smaller lots and get a higher price. I am watching two auctions this evening, one near me in Minneapolistan and one in Wisconsin. I would not...

Much like Sears power tools back in the day. The motor DEVELOPS three horsepower but is really only a one horse.

I see a great idea for a new reality show. Jerry Springer comes to Garage Journal.

He will just steal more to replace the stuff he sold. It's what they do.

Crackhead probably stole most of the stuff to begin with.

Cover up brick with plastic siding?????? I must have read your post wrong or something.

It is 75 years old. It is not unusual to see that. I don't think it is going anywhere.

I expect someone here will suggest you setup a crushing/screening operation to reclaim the concrete chunks.

He is fixing a chicken coop. He is not rebuilding a highway. You maybe forgot that part. Is LSD popular again in your part of the country?

Same with my old lady. I still take a leak outside all the time here. I tell her it's a guy thing.

The fact that your garage is new and was built late in the year is also a factor. There is a lot of moisture in your concrete, wood, etc.

I come here for the entertainment. The first time I worked on a concrete pour was 1972. I've been in construction ever since. Nobody with half a brain would bust up concrete and then pour over it. If you go to the work of busting it up then get rid of it, do a proper job of compacting the base...