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I'd weld it! But I do one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.

I have a friend that is a truly amazing welder. Built boats, built formula one chassis, and welds on some super valves and pumps for research labs. I'd go ask him to see what he thinks first. But my thinking is just turn the heat down a little and weld it up.

Yes it is, the top weighs in at 1900lbs

I like 4 footers because it's easier to handle the bulbs when you need to.

I have 6 in my 24x36 which is ok but I will double it sometime soon.

36"x72"

send it to me I got a loose spoke and can't find mine

I'm a few hours out of Seattle so it's not that cold. So I just go out turn the heat on and in ten minutes I'm good to go.

I have my hand up

Thanks, a great idea.

That's cool

I love the little circular saw make quick cuts with out dragging out a saw that needs to be plugged in.

Well, it's finally at it's new home. I didn't put and wheels on it but I should be able move it ok when I need to

mine are at least 5 feet. way to much junk down a 3 feet, I'd never see them. They are a couple of medium size ones. If I can't put the fire out with them I have insurance. I was fishing in Alaska a few years ago when our oil stove ran away around 11pm. It's storming with winds a steady 45mph...

did you not read I have one by both doors?

it's getting closer. It got delievered to town today. I need to get busy building a stand so my friend can get it up to the shop.

I have one by each door and I'm going to get another one for the back wall.

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xh8/R-100593234/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

Did he get the tank filled? I would think you could weld on a tank and still have it be fine. Did he repaint the tank? I would be nice if you can get some pics.

That make sense on the coated wheels. I don't have a photo yet because the guy that bought the other one is also going to have them shipped over. But as soon as it shows I'll get a few pics.