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Tried the harbor freight credit card. After multiple hours on the phone with them and harbor freight no one could resolve why I wasn't getting offered the 10% first purchase offer. Synchrony is the credit card provider and their service was abysmal at best. My favorite call was call center...

$3500 all in delivered. Very happy with it so far.

Warehouse somewhere along the line stabbed my end cabinet with the forklift tine. I can read the box saying don't lift from this side but oh well.

Well here it is:

Oh, and I bought my first ICON tool to try out. $20 I'll give it a shot. Swivel head 1/4" drive I usually stick to Amazon all different manufactures or Tekton.

I'm all in now! The ICON 73" roll cab, stainless top, 19" end cab & 28" end locker have been ordered. And now I wait............

Once I buy I stop looking for just this reason LOL.

Hmmm, wonder if a sale is coming including the ICON boxes? Yesterday they raised the price from $2,999 to $3,299. I would fully not be shocked with that tactic. Apparently can't order ICON online. Will have to drive over an hour to the store to manage a purchase. I bet that timeline on the...

Gen 2 ICON sounds like no where ready to be tooled up and production volumes if harbor freight estimating a year out yet.

Get rid of tools blow mold cases. Here is my set up thought:

I went to harbor freight yesterday and icon box is so solid, drawers have zero side to side wiggle. Just feels like a tank. Never thought I’d consider icon but can’t find a bad word on them out there and sales up to 30% off are killer. Been watching marketplace and there just aren’t truck...

I bought my extreme tools 56”x20” tool box when I was still in a residential garage. Things changed I never thought they would and now I have a 48’x40’ pole barn. I was ready to buy a masterforce 72” to park next to it but I have been reading a lot. Money isn’t a problem and I’m getting old...

Just eliminate chance of freezing. I don’t think it was that high but now it’s non issue. If bugs become a huge issue I can always throw it back on. Bugs not much difference with bay doors open etc.

No more P trap no worries about freezing. Questioning myself since no leaks first try lol.

.Individual and branch-type valves need to be at least 4 inches (102 mm) above the horizontal branch drain or the trap it serves. Stack-type valves must be at least 6 inches (152 mm) above the flood level rim of the highest fixture being vented.

I won't have the splitter on the hydrant hooked up from December to March most likely as soon as first freezing weather starts. P trap probably a waste on this application and might change to just angled drain to waste line. Then I don't have worry about it freezing. Plumber friend said I don't...

Just caught your signature line, impressive! I had 10 years Navy, hindsight; I never should have gotten out and got a commission after college, I loved it. Oh well, everything worked out. Only close late friend I kept in touch with a lot of years was a Senior Chief, much respect.

I do appreciate all the help, definitely on the struggle bus. Waste line had a clog that even though I flushed line with garden hose before assembly and had water flow something in there collected after assembly and wadded up. I guess this is how I learn new stuff I never somehow had to do from...

Yeah screws hit purlins I get that but is it dead center, not likely. Screws were below the conduit I had to be above, margin of error was shrinking. I had enough that I must have caught the edge because I was able to get screws for back board to grab firmly.

4" minimum above the drain branch tube was the instructions. I have mine at approximately 5" hopefully I did not misinterpret.