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I completed the install of my 24K BTU 20.5 SEER Pioneer heat pump over the weekend. I installed it myself and had an HVAC installer friend pull the vacuum and release the gas. Works great so far. I am very happy to have heat and air in my new shop. Shop is an 18 x 30 x 8 area in a 30 x 54 x 12...

Great idea. Been thinking about the best way to use the 4 post for ZTR maintenance on my Toro!

I bought one of these from Amazon and it work great! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001Q9EFUK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I had a 30 x 54 x 12 built last fall. It's great! Morton was awesome.

I installed ChargePoint Level 2 charger in my shop for my leaf. Does a really fast charge compared to the 110V cord.:thumbup:

I installed 16 of them in my lift bay last weekend. The bay is 17w x 30d x 12 tall, vaulted ceiling. I spaced 4 per row and 4 rows. I got them wired to the panel last evening. I installed a light meter on my phone this afternoon to get some readings tonight. Looked pretty good to me... very...

I move mine around all the time. Very easy to do by myself.

I bought one last fall. No regrets, works great. I use it for minor maintenance and oil changes. Also storing two cars stacked. Easy to roll around as needed for space and cleanup. :3gears:

20 years working for a large discount brokerage firm. Currently, System Engineer supporting thousands of Windows servers!:beer:

Finished assembly of my new Jet 50" Cabinet Saw, wired the power cord. Pulled the 240V feed from the panel to the new outlet. Assembled and tested my HF Dust Collection System. Set up my grinder/buffer on a new Wen stand. Moved stuff around a bit to make room to build two 8 x 8 wall frames...

I bought a 4 post and am very pleased. It came with a caster set and is very easy to move around as needed. I also have the sliding hydraulic jack for brake and suspension work. Also works great for storage!

My building is 12'. I was concerned about the lift clearance and the builder designed a special "lift Bay". The bay is 18' across with no truss. They doubled the truss at 18' and used something like 2x8 or 2x10 purlins for roof support. With the 1/12 pitch, I have plenty of clearance for my...

My Morton building was $32.85/sq ft including the foundation slab. The building was 30' x 54'x 14' tall. They did a really nice job. The quote included 3-10' rollup doors and 1 walk in door. After the slab was complete, it took the Morton crew a week to build. Best to you...:beer:

The floor was 1674 sq ft. Cost was $5,500. About $3.29 sq ft. I went with Texas Tough Tops because the product they use is 100% solids. I got quotes all over the place from $2.50 to $4.50. Some were water based and I stayed away from those. Seth and his crew were very professional.

That is part of the Morton build.

My Morton 30' x 54' hobby shop was completed about a month ago and it's time to get the floor done before I move a bunch of equipment and tools in. I selected a local firm for the floor, Texas Tough Tops, because they offered 100% solid coatings. I selected Black Marble Sparkle in the 1/16"...

Starting the floor this afternoon. Texas Tough Tops is doing the floor. Grinding: Preparing to etch: Coating starts tomorrow. More pics to follow!:bounce:

Slab only with the concrete and steel beam around the entire perimeter. The white area to the left is a parking apron I added.

I did look at Muller. They would sell me a building and provide a list of contractors to contact for the foundation and erection. Morton provided a Project Manager and handled all the subs and ordered and scheduled the roll up door installs from a local vendor. A Morton crew did the erection...