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Never really worried about draining. I guess at a minimum I would make sure the floor was coated with something to prevent damage and let it evaporate. if there is that much water just squeegee it out the doors and not look back. (could always do a linoleum floor) Currently my SXS is parked in...

I have a similar situation. My thoughts were to dig out the hill, put up masonry wall and backfill against it. That would then give me a great drive in upstairs to park sled and UTV. Removal of the dirt will vary greatly. I would expect $3500. but I could be way off not knowing all the...

I think you can tap into those lines at any point right? If you can I would keep it easily accessible just in case you decide you need a drop where there isn't one when you install it. It sux to have to pull the sheathing to add a new drop. If you mount it to the rafters or up high it gives...

I have used plenty of GARDEN tractors. not lawn tractor. They work very well if you have a good one. Your best bet is the older ones. Don't be fooled by the horsepower rating. a 10 hp from the 60's was 10 Clydesdales. a 10 hp of today is 10 my little ponies. I have 2 1960's vintage cub cadets...

If I understand you right, you are just going to use joists to continue the roof slope to create the patio roof? Nothing wrong with that. You can do it just the way you described it. It is going to be a lot of cutting. In the end you could just go that extra width and make it all shop. Add a...

you can also gain more capacity by running hard lines through the shop. I ran 1" black pipe for that very reason.

I don't think anyone has answered if the bulbs can be changed yet? Or are they part of the fixture?

NP. I have done plenty of things like that just to think about it later :)

I have a miller 375X. love it works great rated to cut 3/8 I have cut rear brake rotors from cars which are about 1/2" thick. I want to upgrade to a hypertherm but for now I do not need to spend the money. The lower power plasma cutters may still cut thicker materials but keep in mind the kerf...

Wouldn't that plug cover have been easier to get a duplex / switch cover then drill out the square for the switch to put the strain relief in?

That is awesome. I agree with Raskal :)

Thought I was the only one with this problem :) I do love my Kubota :)

Nutts, are those cardboard? My wife wants to make some just like that out of 4x4's

Maybe this will help you. I just started reading it so not sure how helpful but every little bit helps. Would love to see you succeed since I am looking to do crazy stupid stuff just for fun :) http://kustomsbykent.com/snow-dozer/why-did-i-build-the-snow-dozer/

May be a good idea to extend both ends of it to keep the truck centered on the lift. Also make for shorter extensions with less leverage.

I cleared a spot on my bench. It was a small spot. It scared me. So, I promptly covered it back up with more junk. :)

Do you know what gage the steel is? That is usually one of the biggest factors. The surface treatment is the next biggest factor. Did the box stores miss something on the takeoff?

I bought one of these and powered it sith a standard ATX computer power supply. It draws 7.8 amps. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C04WYVG/?tag=atomicindus08-20 also lights up my entire yard. ps. if you have neighbors this may not be a good idea :) Unless you don't like them :)

Next step is their own line of Extrication tools. That would be sweet. We already have one cutter that runs off an M18 battery.

Is it possible to go over this flooring again? I do a lot of steel fabrication. Needless to say I have not found a floor that hold up to weld spatter. If I spend a lot of time and money on a floor it be nice to be able to recoat it after it starts to look bad. I would not use the color chips...