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Good question...I’ve been trying to find some reviews on this topic as well.

I received my Danmar lift in the same manner. Quite a bit of large scratches down to metal. Wasn’t very happy.

They will not move it anywhere. You have to unload from the truck unfortunately. Love the lift.

Danmar is made at the Bendpak facility. Has the same address etc. I bought a Danmar lift and the customer service and delivery was excellent. Lift works great, no issues with install or use.

Haven’t posted in a while due to work but here is a short update. One of the cars is enjoying the shop full time. I got some of the sanded plywood up on the exterior of the “office” area. Ceiling fan and paint Senville 18,000 BTU mini split installed And the car trailer has a...

The meter is not a residential meter from my understanding. It has a set of lugs for the feed and two sets of lugs to parallel off on the exit side. One set goes straight into the breaker panel behind the meter and one goes into a 200a disconnect (for code) then conduit to second breaker panel...

I uploaded a new Vlog with update to the YouTube channel if anyone is interested. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Race Ramps here for my truck when I load my mustang in the trailer to lower the rear of the trailer ramp. I believe they are the 67HD. Work great even for an F350.

Water well drill truck set up to drill tomorrow and hopefully set the casing on Thursday.

Yes sir, 400 amp service. One box on each side of the shop to make it easier to pull wire to the equipment without having to run the length of the shop constantly.

Lights are on, got them all wired up on Sunday. Electrician came by and mounted and wired up the 6 security lights on the exterior. Really impressed with the James Industry 2x2 high bay lights. I was only going to do 12 but decided to do 16. I could have easily got away with 12, it is super...

Haven’t gotten out to the shop this week but the electrician called me today and said both 200 amp panels are energized. Now to get the lights that are up wired to the switch tomorrow and then the darkness can’t stop me from working lol. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was not going to and leave it free standing, however, when I was squaring and leveling all the walls it helped to strap it in a few places to the girts so I left it strapped. Only at I believe two of the corners though.

This weekend I was able to get the interior build out completely framed in and most of the electrical roughed in for that area. Video is up on my YouTube channel if you want to see a better update. **not sure why two of the pics are rotated incorrectly**

What is your plan for the shop? Any plans on lifts or heavy equipment? I would go as thick on the foundation as practical and move up to 4000 psi concrete and eliminate the fibermesh, more of a hassle finishing and pulling fiber off the top when it comes through. Sent from my iPhone using...

We’ve got doors. Door company finished up on the overhead doors today. Work great for sitting out in the weather for 3 months. Next...get the electricians out as soon as practical to get meter box and breaker panels wired.

I’m waiting on 4 more lights to show up before I rent a scissor lift again and finish the last circuit of interior lighting. So I started framing the interior for bathroom and lounge area Sunday. I should finish it and hopefully the lights next weekend. The door company is supposed to come...

Thank you. Jelly roll style I guess. Never really heard that before but it does kind of look like a fruit roll up I suppose lol. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was able to get one circuit of lights (2 rows of 4) up Sunday. Just have to get the second circuit up.

Should finally be dried in tomorrow. Then will start on overhead doors, electrical and then build out.