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Wow what a great place, so much much potential. The loft over shop idea was exactly what I dreamt of in my early 20's! Would have been awesome. Nice of the PO to throw in the appliances/equipment, have you had a chance to do any spot welding with the microwave? (; cheers!

Buy it! Bolt it down in the right bay where your track car is, and as far forward as you can, this way you can park the track car on the hoist, park a car nosed underneath it and still be able to steer past the hoist to park in the middle bay. You can do it!! You'll kick yourself if you dont

Is that a pit I spy in your work area?

It's not uncommon for the air motor to come loose from the head of an angled die grinder, this will make the tool stop working. As far as the chuck being hard to turn, the gears may be binding due to the loose head.

If you've followed the instructions correctly then you should have nothing to worry about. The instructions should tell you a maximum shim measurement allowed. 1/4" seems acceptable, but their should be a specified maximum.

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SUV?! That is clearly a first generation Toyota 4Runner that deserves a little more respect than calling it an "SUV" ! Lol! But seriously, that's a sweet yota you gots there, and those 'glass fenders suit it very well. 35"s? Oh, nice space too.

Are the current legs long enough to get away with just cutting 2" off of every leg?

No need to add extra rafters, what I would do is add strapping to the existing trusses on 16" or 24" centers to accommodate your Sheetrock. Yes you can remove those corner braces, the strapping and Sheetrock will do the job.

Alright, I brightened up on of your pictures to better see the ridge line. To me, in this picture the soffit and fascia appear straight and unaffected, and the point at which the ridge meets the older roof appears to be lower than the gable end. This makes me question if the roof is really...

Lmao! The part about burning through your hat had me laughing out loud! Good on ya brother for sharing an awesome fail with us (; Sorry I forgot about you actually using it this morning so I guess you grabbed a small victory out of the mouth of defeat, cheers

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Maybe a specialty valve spring compressor?Dimensions or something to scale it too might help our imaginations work.

I wonder if maybe you have a partially blocked or restricted relief valve. Pretty sure it's easy to check. Threaded into the side of your pump assembly under the handle.

FWIW my Wheeltronics hoist came with Dexon II, but my hoist guy recomends iso32.

Holy 12 points Batman!! Sweet selection of chrome! Are the sockets all Proto as well ?

Hahaha! Yes! Good idea for next years gift Merry Christmas guys

I drew my sister in-law for the family Xmas x-change. I hope she likes her picnic BBQ

As for sheathing, here is some interesting reading from an engineering standpoint http://mgacon0.tripod.com/plywood.htm Thanks for the link, that makes sense.