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Oh and one of the trucks I have has the 2 and a half receiver that in rare occasions pulls a trailer that weighs 12k and the other 5 have the 2 inch receiver and pull a couple Thousand pounds except the expedition that occasionally pulls the small trailers and the 18 foot car hauler with dead...

Which brand / model is this ?

Good idea What material are You using for the spacers ?

We have 6 pickups and SUVs of varying sizes . And three trailers , also of varying sizes , from a 4x8 and 6x12 to 7x 18 car hauler . Finding the right drop to use depends on how tall the truck is and which whatever trailer is being used .

Installed a Mr Cool mini split . Took me and a helper about 7 hours , including building the pad outside . We already had the wiring available outside for the existing unit for the upstairs storage ,we installed last year , I made it large enough to handle the mini split too .

We have a bunch of receiver hitches or different ball sizes and different drops etc Has someone come up with a good way to store these ? Other than just sliding them under my toolbox ? Searching the Google was useless since it only brings up the racks that plug into the hitch for hauling cargo.

It was preferable to cutting the truss or waiting four weeks for a special order toilet

Be better to have a half inch too much room between the tank and wall than too little You can also get some flanges that have a small offset Normal rough in is 12 We had a truss right at 12 and moved the flange to 14 and planned on getting a 14 toilet but those weren’t available during...

I had to make a flare on a line that was on the car , and make a new line I bought the Eastwood hydraulic flaring tool and it is very good tool And we got the good quality nicop line . It’s cheaper than taking the car somewhere and paying someone else to make a new line .

When I was 16 I owned a 69 Cyclone Cale Yarborough edition

Wow That’s organized !

Is just get a used overhead crane Or a portable one I see em for sale all the time .

I have the $375 one from homo depot I also always get some bags of Portland and add at least one shovelful to each bag of concrete The guys that did my half basement , mixed 500 bags in their mixer . Would have been cheaper to call a truck , but if they wanted to do it the hard way , it’s...

I thought about getting the four mobile collumn lifts . Pricy though . I just don’t feel comfortable getting under a two post .

Always better to do that That way if there’s a problem with the materials the contractor can’t blame you

Like this I bet you could get this done for the same or maybe less And you’d get a lot lot more square footage

I would just extend the house to where the retaining wall is . Or as far as the setback will allow That’s what we did . And we had to have a 22 degree bend in the exterior wall to make it stay in the set back And that was with the city approving a setback variance , changing it from 35 feet...

Just let the crew that’s going to hang and finish it , worry about where to find it They will likely just use ten foot sheets and install them vertically

I have two of these https://www.amazon.com/Flexzilla-FZ8120603-Retractable-Extension-ZillaGreen/dp/B09C12C242/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I also have a blue seal air hose and a retractable water hose but I don’t remember the brand

I’ve never had any issue with a shark bite that’s installed properly Which requires prepping the end of the pipe and marking the depth on the pipe so you know it’s seated all the way I would not install a shark bite underground or inside a wall , but I’ve never had an issue with one . $12...