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yes, MTD does make the majority of lawn mowers any more, but not craftsman. I think they did in the past, but Husqvarna makes them now. I just bought a Husqvarna 24hp 54" cut for $1900. seems to be well built, the deck is much thicker steel than any of the other mowers in comparable price...

That is identical to the one I got at Menards for $40

replica revolutionary war era flag pole??????

as of today with the gravel, I have $1230 in it. $200 over budget, but all in all, not too bad

agreed, more info and pics!!!!!!!!!! I have never built anything with it myself, but an old guy My grandpa use to deal in antiques with used several long sections of railroad iron to frame a bridge over a deep ditch at the end of his driveway

Thanks, it's a pretty sturdy building. my gravel gets delivered today so I can do the "floor" then I can finally get my mowers out of my garage and get back to work on my bike. Riding season is just around the corner and my fatboy is still in pieces cause I don't have room to walk around it in...

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95946 here is one I just built for exactly that reason; lawn mowers, garden tools, misc BS that I don't want in my garage

I use to have one of them plastic cubes that you wind the hose up into, Junk, I hated it, the thing leaked worse than an excited puppy. I just bought a small deal at Menards a couple weeks ago, can't remember brand name, but was made of steel tubing, holds (if I remember right) 150 foot of hose...

yeah, definately had to take em apart. Two end pieces and the 4 side rails and I appologize if my smartassed mouth pissed any of ya off this morning, I was actually in a good mood :D

well here it is. still need to paint trim on doors and put up a couple 1X4 trim boards, but you get the idea ended up being a little over budget but not much, went over $1000, but still under $1100

wow, had to come back to this.... been 2 whole months since the bunkbeds were put into use (sorry, forgot to get pics) and OMG!!!!! the bed hasn't collapsed, it didn't fall over, it hasn't tweaked or racked, the sky didn't fall, etc, etc, etc but since I did build them out of wood and didn't...

yes, PT poles, front and back walls are a bit under 8 foot between poles, end walls are a bit under 6 foot between. Basicly set the poles forming the 11'9" by 15'9" rectangle

Finally got to get back to doing some work on my shed today, but dammit is it cold out, mid 30's or so, wind blowing, feels like 25 degrees out got the siding finnished, started on the trim, and got more of the paint done. as it stands now, I still have about 20 sq ft of the far end left to...

makes no difference 2by4 or 2by6. I'd say yeah, they screwed up with the opening for the 9 foot door

in short, NO, any opener made to mount to the ceiling cannot be mounted to a wall. how would it opperate?

If I am not mistaken, (I may be, but don't think so) they are the same boxes as the "Husky" brand offered at home depot. have looked at them both, same dimensions, same features, same construction, just the Husky ones are a bit higher priced I haven't bought one (yet) but have drooled over them

ok, got some work done today. started off running to Walmart for some paint, came home and painted the trim pieces for the gable peaks and the front/rear facia boards. then framed up for my window. by that time trim was dry, so I nailed it on the building, which allowed me to start the...

I call it hardboard just because it's made up of about the same stuff as the old 8 or 10 inch wide hardboard lap siding, I think Menards actually calls it smartside fiberboard heres a link http://www.lpcorp.com/smartside/panel/ when I bought the first 12 sheets it was on sale for $17 a sheet...

you got it, an overhead door was int he plans here, but decided against it, am making swinging doors for mine. and yes, vapor barriar and grave will make a good enough floor. If you do one, don't just dump the gravel in, use a plate compactor. my floor will be 6 inches thick at one end and...

school a noob here. I just bought my first riding mower, never needed one before. Was looking at attachments for it, one of them is a snow blower.... for $1200...yikes my question is, how are they powered? do they run off the belt that would run the mowing deck?