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Here is my setup for now. Id like to move it outside at some point.

I got lucky and found the plow on craigslist for $25. It works pretty good. I like using it when the snow is really wet and heavy. You can rotate the plow off to the sides and take multiple passes and it does well. I used it the other day on 4" of wet snow. They make better tires for...

I want one! where are the cheap ones?

Nice, but looks like you need a weed wacker though. :)

How tall are you? 12' should be ok. It's probably what most would say is the min. Im 6'1 and my ceiling is 12'. My 2 post is open at the top (Mohawk). I have a Ford Expedition with a Yakima bike rack..so I loose about 3". Some places under the truck I have keep my feet spread out to...

I have a troybilt snow thrower and I occasionally use a troybilt horse tiller with a plow attachment. It was my grandfathers, built in '76 I think. Although it's not great in deep stuff, it works great when the snow is wet/heavy and under 6". I like using just because it was my grandfathers...

That is awesome. You are going to wonder how you lived with out it. Last two days, I ve used my lift to install a lift on a jeep jk and changed the oil in two of my vehicles. I talked to bendpak too, I found there customer service to be great as well.

I agree, Ive never had a problem figuring out a good place on the frame to lift from. YJ's, Tj's, xj's are all very easy...all suvs and trucks ive done too. but the JK is odd. on pass side there wasnt any room behind the control arm bracket. Cant remember what was there. Like I said I got...

I love my mowhawk system I - 9,000lbs 2 post. It is perfect my usage...lifting jeeps, regearing, making and installing skid plates.

Can anyone post a pic from the ALI lift points for a jeep 2 door jk? I have the pic from all data pro..but it isnt very helpful. The points in the pic are not accessable because there is a control arm bracket and in the way on passanger rear side. I was able to lift the jeep by putting the...

4' by 4' cnc plasma table.

Come on man! where are the garage pics? Nice house...

I was just going through the same thing my self...trying to decide between metal vs drywall. I ended up going with 5/8" drywall. I bought a cheap drywall lift (thought it was going to take me a couple of days so I didnt want to rent). I ended up putting up 18 sheets in two evenings on a 12...

Whatever your were saying ...lol your choice of emoticons made me laugh...expressed what I was thinking. __________________

Place looks awesome. Im down in sourthern md. Welcome

x2, get the dayton g73 and be done with it.

I agree and Im working on it. lol. I got the ceiling insulated and ordered a dry wall lift so I can drywall the ceiling. Then I'll do the walls. The ceiling made a big difference already with it about 30 degrees out side - I can keep the garage at 55-58* and the heater only kicking on about...

Damn, I'm not sure what I want now durapanel or drywall. The thought of not having to mud and tape is very appealing. I can't find much info on the durapanel. Is that something I could order at a local building supplier?

I just started doing the same thing...but R19 and 12ft ceilings. I do a lot of welding and grinding too. So, Ill be putting up 5/8" drywall over the next couple of weeks.