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My tractor, because it makes hard work easy

No real experience, my local store has the gallon bucket of surface shield so I researched it and found some concern about fire risk, I guess it never dries, was hoping to get some feed back here before spraying all over, regardless I would stay away from exhaust, I may use it on core support...

One concern is that Surface Shield is flammable apparently someone on a ford forum had his truck catch fire after using it and apparently his insurance guy was saying it was his fault. It does say: Is surface shield flammable? Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards: This material may be ignited by...

Agree with PCustoms should be like this

May also want to consider what is a qualifying wood stove for the tax credit https://www.bestfire.com/sales-promotions/federal-tax-credit/#:~:text=Tax%20Credit%20for%20Modern%20Wood%20%26%20Pellet%20Heating%20Appliances&text=This%20federal%20tax%20credit%20covers,can%20be%20redeemed%20each%20year.

Does a goat require a mask and diaper like they want cows to wear

My garage is concrete block and brick, the jamb boards are anchored to the block and stop about 1/2" above the floor then the space was filled with mortar and finished as a brick joint, I personally thought this was a good idea

Glad to help, have a great New Year and Happy mowing

I believe these may be what you need, can always ask the seller...

I believe the older red craftsman tractors were made by Husqvarna or AYP and the rest by MTD, not sure if this is your part, but try searching "lawn tractor suspension arm 195185" and see if it looks right. I think your tractor is craftsman/ husqvarna model 917.27610 if so the lift arms are...

Just search lawnmower salvage or junkyard there are many, here's one that has many mower parts

Your lucky here's what mine looked like before I changed them

Here's the follow up to the first video. After watching these I checked mine over and did routine maintenance that was long overdue.

You say that compressor is from 1988, 35 years old, I would seriously consider treating yourself to new one its not worth taking chances

I ran my small 2.5hp shop vac with 30ft of hose with no problem. What I used was a pool vacuum hose and a couple pvc couplers, a search will find some youtube videos, I vacuumed my attic with it

My first thought would probably be brake fluid, but I would research further

I think another option could be to jack it a little and slip a piece of aluminum in over the concrete, you can just notch the aluminum around any anchor bolts

We use them a lot at work also for tool storage and some as shelter for the crew, what we do is have the carpenters build a wall with a door a few feet inside the big double doors creating a foyer type area and install an A/C with heater in this wall so you don't have to cut up the box

My house has T1-11 siding and also the garage that has been there 40 years, the house is 1 story, the siding on the house is about 1 foot off the ground all around, in the back of the house the siding is getting bad at the bottom from splash but the front is still good after 40 years because...

I would consider renting a concrete buggy, if it's muddy get one on tracks https://www.sunbeltrentals.com/equipment/items/942/power-concrete-buggies/