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It will go up quicker if you do the 4x8's. The dead air space between the wood stringers will also aid in insulating.

By all means insulate it. You will never regret it. You may regret not doing it. I live in Florida. I used 2" foam board to insulate my shop. Walls and ceiling. It makes a difference.

I've done mine with regular wheel bearing grease. Seems to work just fine.

I use the races that come with the rotors. Never had a problem.

Heater hose......cheap and easy.

I have the same pair. Had them for probably 40 years. Also have 2 Blackhawk SJ-2 floor jacks. That company built really high quality tools. It's a shame the Chinese cheap **** put them out of business.

I built my gate opener out of an overhead garage door opener. Works fine.

1/2 inch round stock fits my blast gun perfectly. I cut it to length and drill a hole in it. Really cheap and easy.

Pictures would help. I have three 10 gallon Worthington tanks in my hotair balloon. All are plumbed together. All can be fueled at the same time. A manifold to connect your tanks together is not very difficult to fabricate.

McMaster Carr

Yes...those would work. A national company is "All Interior Supply". There may be a branch in Dallas.

Return them. Get the new electronic ballasts. Quiet and more efficient.

I did commercial suspended ceilings for 13 years. You will need to find a ceiling contractor supply house. There's a bizzilion different styles. Take one of your tiles and have them match it.

You're only too old if you think you are too old. I've done it several times. As soon as I get proficient at a trade I get bored and move on. It's always worked for me.

I did four in 1961-1965. Parris Island, Camp Lejeune, NAS Cecil Field, USS Boxer during the Cuban Missle Crisis. Where in Florida? I'm in Orlando. Semper Fi.

I have a 50 ton press. It either moves it or breaks it. I've done both.

I've done those ceilings. Look for a border tile that can be removed and go from there.

I did a 20x20 and did rebar on 2 foot centers...both directions. I like overkill.

We get use to where everything is in our shop. When I moved I first took lots of pictures so that I could set up the new shop in a similiar way. I can't tell you how big of a help it was.

I come out to Albuquerque every year for the balloon fiesta. Stop by and say "Hello". I'm on launch site H4.