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I am looking for a good torque wrench for say 5 LBS to 50 LBS of torque. Does anyone have suggestions? Thanks in advance!

I am renovating a 1958 brick ranch. The house has baseboard/floor propane fueled boiler heat and forced air AC in the attic. Both units are from the early 90s and they do work, but are obviously dated. We are doing a full renovation of the house and are considering doing away with the boiler...

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I appreciate everyone's thoughts. There is about 50' between the front of the building and the road. There is no room to put the building behind the house as there is a huge hill and the lower level is in the flood plain. I only have 14' side walls, so I do not think 14' overhead doors are an...

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I am going to build a 40x60 Barn. I have attached photos of my plans. My largest indecision at this point is the overhead door spacing/dimensions. If anyone has thoughts or input on the layout/design, please feel free to share. Thanks in advance!

That is what I'll do, thank you.

I surprisingly could not find anything about this topic on google, which makes me think it is a non-issue. That said, I know sulfur water is hard on copper, so I wasn't sure if it affects pressure washers or not?

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I am wanting a good quality pressure washer for home use. I have had the smaller 3000 PSI units and want more power. I am looking at the two following models: Simpson Cleaning PS60843 PowerShot Gas Pressure Washer Powered by Simpson, 4400 psi at 4.0 GPM $680...

Thanks for your input. After some thought, I think this will likely be my final layout!

I am renovating the bathroom in my house taking a single bath and making it into a master and secondary bath. I am also including a walk-in closet for the master. Also, I am planning on taking one of the existing bedroom closets and using it for a computer desk area. What design do you like...

Thanks for the input everyone! Thanks for your thoughts! I am in NW Ohio. The doors will be facing the south, so drifting snow should not be too much of a concern. 18' wide doors is the widest available to me by the installer. Yes, I do.

I am getting ready to put up a 80x60 shop/storage barn. I plan on putting a partition wall up near the center of the building creating a 34'x60' heated shop and a 46'x60 cold storage area. I I have attached a door layout as well as a diagram showing how I would utilize the building. I would...

I am putting up a 40x60 barn to work on my cars and boat as well as storage. I am wondering what is the best solution to protect the concrete and keep it from staining. If I spill oil or have a leak, my goal is to have it clean up easy and not leave a permanent stain. I also do not want to...

https://www.sealtoledoconcrete.com/ This is the website for the company who gave me the verbal quote. I think the fact the the building will be brand new with fresh concrete may have kept the cost down? I am not 100% sure on all the details regarding the product they offer, but they do seem...

I am going to be putting up a 40x60 barn. I figured it would be good to epoxy the floor when it is new and has not been contaminated with oil, dirt etc. I am thinking going with a commercial epoxy like they use in car dealerships would be a good option. I have been quoted around $3 per...

I am thinking 14' sidewalls with 12' high doors. The rear of the property is south-facing so doors on that side would let in a good amount of light when opened. Weather protection is not much of a concern. I personally can't see turning the building at a 45 degree angle. It seems to me the...

Here's a third option with the main doors on the rear of the building:

If I did the side load, I would plan on driving in the leach field if it isn't wet. Also, I do have a side by side UTV that could be used to back trailers in when the leach field is too wet to drive on with a truck. Wind is not an issue where I am. I agree, backing trailers in and out will...