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35#, $1,370 http://mantusanchors.com/purchase-online/stainless-steel-anchors/35-lbs-stainless-steel-mantus-anchor/

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40 x 60 x 16 shop. The guy who did my flatwork said he would seal the concrete as well, as he has done. The finished product was not hat I was expecting, so before filling the place up I figured I would ask some questions. The sealer applied was Thompson Water Seal. I was reading this...

Our HF had a nice new fresh parking lot, few weeks before Grand Opening they had guys out their with a mini digging holes around the parking lot, make it fee like the rest of the stores.

Cheaper than buying them?

Ordered mine matching.

Seal around everything.

Razorback. It would help to know the soil type. My favorite. http://www.razorbackprofessional.com/products/detail.aspx?ProductId=1295&FamilyId=125&LineId=124

The model I mentioned in first post. http://www.ruralking.com/hardware/cooling-heating/cooling/air-conditioners-accessories/big-***-fan-14-ceiling-shop-fan-115-volt.html

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Nice! The other fan that BigAss recommended was a 8' or 10' Isis. I could get a 8' or 10' fan between trusses (12' apart) and above my lights, which are on the bottom of my trusses. I think the Isis is the way to go.

Shop is 40x60x16 in South Florida. I have 15' 4" to the bottom of the trusses. The fan hangs just under 24" if installed without the yolks. The fan will be below the lighting, no getting around that in this scenario. I do not need the yokes, since I am installing on a flat service, but the...

Anyone personally have a Big *** Fan "ShopFan" in their building? I have been considering, and just about ready to purchase, but figured I would ask. http://www.ruralking.com/hardware/cooling-heating/cooling/air-conditioners-accessories/big-***-fan-14-ceiling-shop-fan-115-volt.html

Outside of doing it mechanically, this is about the easiest way. It's 30' of level ground, it's going to be hard to make it much easier.

No. They had 4 hand cranked winches on the tops of the 6x6's and just cranked them up, 2 sets at a time.

Figure I would catch up to where we are today.

Your best bet is going to be with a local bank, if they can't help you, it is what it is. Outside of that, you'll likely be paying high interest on unsecured debt. How much cash are you looking to put into the new building or are you looking for 100% financing? Exactly how much equity do you...

I'm a simple man.