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Mine took 30 minutes... and I only had to remove the air box and battery... I win :lol_hitti

I replaced the clutch hydraulics on my shitbox DD. Then i rounded up all the tools I need to get listed on craigslist.

Finished the door opener, programmed the new remotes, wireless keypad, and both the homelinks in the cars that go in the garage. Its amazing how much quieter the new belt drive is than the old chain drive next to it.

Most forums will scale the photo

Weird, I uploaded it off my phone

garage door opener install

I am, I had it planned for this year, but the cost for it was more than I anticipated. So I allocated the funds elsewhere, and hopefully by next year I will have one. I still need to get a more permanent source of heat, finish the drywall and finish insulating the loft.

Decided to shoot some updated pictures. I got the mess cleaned up from consolidating, organizing, and deciding what to sell in regards to all the tools I recently moved into the shop. Also did a little cleaning and hung a few more wall ornaments. External shot Left bay Right bay Left...

Does this count as in the garage? Washed the truck

It'll be on demand. Insurance says wood heat is ok.... If it's not my primary source

My shop is far enough from my house I don't want to pay to run my gas line out there.

Is this an example of what's being discussed or an I misunderstanding it?

It's Washington, but near Seattle so the weather is mild. Not sure why a pellet stove would be an issue but I'll call my insurance tomorrow

Shop is 32x40. 15' ceilings with a loft above. Loft is insulated. Shop walls are insulated. 1 man door. 2 windows. 2 10'x12' garage doors. Typical winter is mid 30s to mid 40s. How many btu is going to be enough? I typically work with my shop around 60* so I don't need a ton of heat.

Jesus... I could fit almost 3 of my shop. Or my shop, my garage and a 1500 sq foot house

Thankfully his two brothers knew better than to come looking. Mom laid it out right after dad passed, these tools were mine, and that was his wish. I grew up knowing these tools were how I was fed, clothed, and supported. So they have a value to me that's immeasurable.

Dad passed a year ago. He lived in the desert and this sat in storage for a year till i could bring myself to move it. I'm still cleaning it.

No. My father was a tech at a dealer for 30 years, and before that owned his own shop. This was all his