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No but yeah it will cost a bunch regardless if grid powered or not.

No way there would be hundreds of gallons a month. Septic is easy. Cistern would likely be in place to reduce pump frequency.

Grid power isn't going to happen, otherwise it would already be in place. It would cost millions to get it here with roughly 30 customers of which 8-10 are full time. I would have propane as a supplemental heat source and for a water heater, clothes dryer and cooking. Generator would be diesel...

Been without power for decades here. It is odd. There is grid power about 5 miles away. Powering the cabin is one thing but powering a shop is another animal since the power requirements fluctuate greatly. I would most likely sell my electric welders and buy a Miller bobcat with a wire feeder...

Looking for opinions and thoughts regarding this quandary I find myself in. I have a property, small 1.4 acre lot in western Montana. It is in a subdivision however there is no local power company servicing the area. Wife and I are mulling the idea of building a modest cabin and a shop on the...

Missing a key for a Cornwell 5 drawer cart. Barrel style, no markings on lock itself.

Hydraulic lines on valves are the worst. Many times crow foot sockets won't either fit, tighten or loosen without spreading open and slipping. Hate it when you have to take all the outer lines off to get to the middle ones. My wife asks why do you have so many wrenches? Lol.

Best of luck to you. Metalbuildingoutlet.com and steelbuildingclassifieds.com occasionally have surplus new and used available in MT or surrounding states.

Dang, prices to do anything around here are getting outrageous.

Where abouts in Montana?

These are fantastic. I use 5/8 and 3/4 regularly. I get them at Zoro in boxes of 100 pairs. Cheapest place I have found them. They are very expensive to purchase 5 pairs at a time. I have only used them with socket cap screws, since that is what my forestry mulcher uses.

I have a 3 piece set of Irwin, random milwaukee bits and a large klien. The Irwin's have seem the most usage over the last 10 years and they are the best I own hands down.

Whelp, guess you got DP'd. Lol

I have the largest portable NOCO, a GB150. Havent found anything it can't start yet. Its fantastic. They all need to be recharged somewhat often. My NOCO manual states once a month for peak power.

Very small unit but will work circles around a small utility tractor. I belive these use the same attachments as the walk behind/ride on skid steers from bobcat. I don't think they have the traditional universal quick attach but adapters should be available.

I'm contemplating buying one for a project and using it to score .125 steel sheet for bending. The clip on shoe is what really intrigued me. Any thoughts as to the mostly plastic shoe holding up to hot sparks and grit?

I search on eBay for surplus cutters in the sizes I need. I have no desire to pay full retail for these things if possible

I have a large 1/2" milwaukee and the 3/4" milwaukee they are comparable in my opinion. I run them with 9.0 batteries. I recently purchased the small pistol grip 1" milwaukee for what the 3/4" couldnt do and now I can tackle 90% of anything I will ever need to work on which is small to moderate...

Are you able to change the tire pressure threshold with these tools? I have a constant light on due to not running the OEM tire and wheel combo on my Ram. Sorry to hijack

In my service truck I use a group 27 plastic battery box