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FINALLY got a quote from Morton. I think they're smoking crack because when they told me the quote, I immediately scoffed at their price... So, to recap.... shop area is 36X36 with an open ceiling. Walls are 12 feet high. Only need 3 walls insulated as the 4th wall has already been done (which...

Good and informative post! :)

The only real and permanent solution to your weed problem is to asphalt the driveway. Unfortunately my gravel driveway is 900 feet long and its going to cost a pretty substantial amount to get it paved.

Gotta love that Texas heat!

An interim update: Been really difficult to get a Morton representative out to the house. I called on 3 separate occasions until I just got pissed and called another Morton company in another state for help. They couldn't help me due to territory issues, but contacted the office in the state I...

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I know its been awhile, but I just got a quote for spray foam. $5K to spray 4 inches thick of open cell foam. This includes 3 exterior walls, 2 large sliding doors, and the ceiling. This is a 36X36 shop. For 2 inches thick of closed cell foam, the prices increases and additional $1.2K to $6.2K...

Yep, I plan on giving Morton a call this week as well...

Thanks for all the helpful replies and information. I like the spray foam idea, but I betcha its going to be expensive. Its a big shop, at least for me. I believe its 36X40 and the ceiling is 15-18 foot high. Only 3 sides would need to be done as the west wall is already insulated. I think the...

We recently moved onto a 90 acre property with a pretty sizable Morton building. Well, its damn hot in there. I just came out from being in it at 0730 today and its already heating up in there. I have attached a picture of the east interior wall, it gets the morning sun and standing 10 feet from...

Thanks for the input!

Nothing better than a picture: The T is tied into the condensate line from the HVAC, which is to the left, out of the picture. As the condensate line travels from left to right, it is intersected by a T from the water heater overflow pan. That T is leaking, so I have to cut it out. So, it looks...

Running along a studded wall in the basement.. I can easily get to it.

PVC only

I've got a 3/4" PVC T that is leaking on a condensate line. I've never had to replace something inline before, so I don't know how to go about making that type of connection. Usually I would use a coupler, but since the T is inline with the existing PVC pipe, I don't have a clue how to do this...

All good. I got it done! Thanks to all...

Nope. Not at the head unit...

Okay. Thanks. The spring loaded couplers I understand I won't loose much. Its the other side that connects to the hydraulic unit I was worried about. But as you say, if the arms are completely down, then I should be able to disconnect and there shouldn't be any pressure on the lines.

I am taking the MaxJax down because we are moving. I have to disconnect the hoses from both the columns and the hydraulic unit. Am I going to get soaked in transmission fluid when I disconnect from the hydraulic unit?