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I did it with left over material from my build, once it was covered with blown in insulation ..no idea where they are any longer but, no reason to be up there neither ..sure wish my TV antenna was up there but I make due

Long story short , I ended up with 3 kittens in my shed about 1 year ago , I took them in ..they were 100% wild and about 3 months old, I paid my dues I gave the little girl cat away and kept the two brothers The one on the left is Cosmo, and is a very sweet cat .. likes to just sleep and...

32' X 38' 12' Side walls --3- ten x 10 ft doors 2" x 6" construction, all nice materials architectural shingles Nice build , it does not look like amateurs or weekend warriors built it . all done.. site work, landscape ,concrete, insulation , electrical, fixtures, furnace...

Re: My Fiberglass Camper Restoration Looks great !

sorry my pics are sideways :(

I pre-thought all of that Here are mine

I don't use one but, have some .. guy tells me you can not give away used oil per rules / laws .. so, can you take it into a oil change place to dump into their tank ?

I just screwed them right into the studs .. if the holes did not meet up, I just made new holes

I just want a nice stand that will not tip over instead of screwing into the wall basically

I do

I do not have any great spots to affix a crusher to the wall in the area the trash can / recyclable bin is .. I think I'll have to build some kind of stand to put it on then set the bin under it unless someone already has created the answer :headscrat

I have some free loaders at my house too

One of my friends posted on facebook he got a hold of a machine that makes dino from a chuck of plastic ,

I put one in my foundation, the concrete guy claimed he had not seen one previous :headscrat

I have this Muffler display up for your wall ! It runs on 4 D-cell batteries , push the buttons and it makes car noise everyone comes in and plays with it . $50.00 local pickup , will ship to you if you pay The thing does sound great! pm me

Looks great

The camp ground is wired kinda odd It's all daisy chained from the source to all the power posts

Older camper , its 240 volt 12,000 btu

How long of a distance can I park my camper from the power source without getting too much of a voltage drop ? I can make a heavy duty extension cord if that will help ..

Mine , they work good I think