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OSB is never left flat on the building when it's exposed to the elements. In the picture the OSB is flat letting water sit on it and one is in the grass just absorbing water from the bottom. At any lumber yard the OSB is stored inside or under a roof for a reason.

Heck no. You bought a product from them and delivered it in the rain without protecting the product. Its there fault if it gets soaked. I am just talking about the OSB though. OSB should have a number of times it can get wet and dry out without compromising the product. Most of the...

Im surprised the lumber didn't have some house wrap over it or something. May want to have the lumber yard swap it out for new stuff.

Just run your pex lines and tell them they are under concrete air lines. And have 8 cutoffs coming out in random places around the shop

Mines a 2 car garage but 40ft deep so I can fit 4 cars

Well the new hunter alignment racks have lighting on the inside of the ramp. It's very useful. In the floor though I would almost think it may cause more shadows

Just saw HTP MC50 boiler. I am actually really liking that one.

Problem is it seems that there are no reliable boilers under the $2k mark. I have looked at quietside and navien and everything I read says they are junk.

I am planning on tankless water heater. And haven't purchased any controller yet. Any recommendation?

How do you wire the primary loop pump to come on when the secondary loop kick on also. I plan on doing a dhw loop and a floor heat loop. My understanding is that the main loop will always need to run when the secondary ones are.

Also something to think about is your venting material cost. I see the unit you picked needs stainless vent. Sometime that can be pricey. You could consider looking at unit that a little more expensive but would be PVC venting.

Sounds like you have it mostly figured out. But one thing I didn't see on your list in an air separator. One thing to think about though I adding a loop with with a heat transfer plate on it to get you some warm running water. That is if you plan on having running water out there

For a clear floor 2 post 12'1" is about perfect for any lift manufacture

Yeah new is around 3800. And that is why I never bid. Now they are 10k models too.

There was a SPOA9 at auction here recently that went for $3200. Looks to be in the same shape at #132

Around here a 16" pad used to be code 36" down. Now its 24" poured pad 1' think 4' down.

I am in the process of building my shop and would like to mount a compressor up on a loft area but only have 4" of headroom. I cannot find a smaller then 120g compressor that is Horizontal and under $1500. Does anyone know of anything around? I have thought about laying a tank horizontal...

Re: Why can't people do there job? The business is not the cheapest. Also has been around since 1924. I went with them because he seemed the most professional at the time. I know the owner lives about a mile from me also. Maybe I will have to show up at his door one day.

Little rant I have right now. Been trying to get some one out to fill and level my pole building. After talking with 3 companies one finally showed up to do the work. They said they would have it done on Tuesday. They showed up in the morning and must have left by 1, left a bobcat sitting...

Find a local lift guy in your area that installs at dealers. Most of the time they take the old lifts and they can sell them