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If you put a sub in you need a neutral

Where are you getting 6-3 with ground for 3 bucks a foot? Around here it's almost 7 bucks a foot!

Rivit breaker?

Generally referred to at the Southern Tier.

I just found one of these in a box of stuff in my shop when I was cleaning up the other day. Has the glass cutter and everything, don't think it was ever used, it looks brand new. I think it was in some auction stuff I bought years ago.

OK, if it's just for the building, throw a tarp over it and get the building inspected. X2 on what Jack Stand said.

Not in MA, but you really need a permit for a lift there? Wow.

I think I would make that brace removable, you are going to hate lifting those tanks over it.

This is on Shop-Vacs facebook page, hadn't heard anything about it in the local Williamsport paper. Good for us maybe, although all the Shop-Vacs I see in the local stores say "made in china" on them. Dunno?

When I worked in the furniture shop putting formica on, we always used rollers for full coverage, worked great. I think you could find one that will work. Come in 5 gallon buckets too, we had 55 gal drums to work out of too, fun!

I would use contact cement, they have formulations for metal. Get it in the right place the first time! LOL

If you are near central Pennsylvania, check with Lewis Lumber in Picture Rocks, https://www.lewislp.com/lumber-products/ If not, probably a local sawmill

That's awful big for residential plumbing, has to be 1" at least, color is off too. Compared to the smaller blue pex line to the left of it. Maybe main supply line?

Pioneer did one for my son-in-law, did a good job.

Sounds like the only solution is to have a real survey done. Then find a solution if you have to.

You may be able to go to your county's web site and look up the GIS mapping parcel viewer, a lot of municipalities have this now. Generally they have the ability to display info about the property and have measuring tools that are real close. Sometimes the lines are a bit off as you can see the...

Probably won't fit, I have a shindaiwa power head/trimmer and the attachments won't fit the milwaukee 18v power head. Splines are different. You may get lucky though.

With that much, I would cover it. Showers would be ok, but that's a bit much. Using polysand as filler I assume?

Yeah, the absolute worst thing is complying with the verbiage on quotes. Has to comply with what they want and there are limitations on what and how to handle down payments. Unless it's changed, we dropped ours 2 years ago I think. Not sure I would use Josey Wales Enterprises, somebody might...

There is a comprehensive pdf faq in the link I quoted above. We are a corporation with a business name, but you can register under your name if you are a sole prop. If you do llc which you probably should, I think you have to have a fictitious name registered with the state. Can be your name...