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I haven’t bought anything yet, but that’s the area I’m looking in. I have a lifelong friend that lives nearby. I have quite a few things that are must haves, and it is making it difficult to find what I want. 3+ bedrooms 2+ baths 3+garage spaces (and or a shop, 4 total garage spots would be...

Looking in the Inverness and Lecanto, Florida areas.

I measured before I ordered the trailer. The 4X4 will have about 3" to the wheel wells on each side, the 2-wheel drive will only havel 2" to the wheel wells. That will leave about 9 inches on each side of the blazer to the walls. No way I'm opening those doors once it is in. Which is why the...

Some pictures of the 2-wheel drive Blazer. Not finished yet. I am hoping to have it done and be my last trip. I haven't even found the right house yet. And the other one...

I had wanted to do similar but with the V nose there is about 3" of structural framing at the front. These trailers are made cheaply enough I don't want to make matters worse than they already are. I am going to draw something up in a day or two and see what you guys think? Being enclosed I...

2 of my vehicles are 1972 Chevrolet Blazers. One is a rust-free California 4 X 4 manual transmission and the other one is a two-wheel drive (rare they made less than 4000 and this one is a factory AC Blazer) LS3/4L70 QA1 suspension with 14" Wilwood brakes. The two-wheel drive is a full time...

I am 61 disabled and end up doing 99% of everything by myself. One of the reasons I wanted to weld (a couple of angle iron pieces to the middle framing member) is so I can remove the winch when not in use and so I can bolt it in without having to crawl under the trailer. I could just tack the...

I was looking at that set up and liked it. I can not use that as there is not enough room between the 3 framing members to fit it. I would prefer it centered as opposed to off to one side. There will only be a couple of inches between the tires and wheel wells on my widest vehicle and not much...

What is it bolted to?

I recently purchased a 20 foot long, enclosed car trailer to help me moving from Massachusetts to Florida. I have three vehicles that I need to transport with this trailer one at a time. I would like to mount the winch to one of those receiver cradles, so it could be removed when not needed and...

Drill a hole in the corner to let it drain. Kidding

I hear fine and as long as there is some background noise I don’t seem to notice it. But over the years if someone mentions it or posting in the shred it seems to be more noticeable for a period of time. Like right now.

I’ve had one for two years. I have no complaints. I was also concerned with some of the aluminum parts. But I haven’t had any issues yet. And I bet if you did slay would take care of it? Contact them with your concerns and see what they say.

It’s not the noises that bother me as much is the silence these days. When there’s complete silence I realize how bad my tinnitus is.

Exterior trim, much of it on the second floor. I am not going to fight a cord outside on a ladder. I have 6+ Milwaukee M18 batteries. I will need to come down often to move the ladder. Changing batteries should not be a problem.

I have a bunch of trim that I need to prime and paint on my house. Some of it has some old paint that just needs to be scuffed up. I’m invested in Milwaukee 18 and 12 V tools. I’ve been looking at both the round orbital hand sander and a quarter sheet hinge sander. I don’t really have a lot of...

They do make crimps with different size wire openings on each end. I have also at times folded the small wire over a few times so it fits in the **** splice better. I have sometimes even had to stack a couple different layers of heat shrink so that the smaller wire is properly protected and...

I’m not sure on the distance but there are some that wirelessly communicate with each other. It would be worth a try. And I highly recommend having a few good quality fire extinguishers both in the house in the shop. And preferably not the cheap Home Depot, Lowe’s, Walmart ones. Just my humble...

I am a retired IBEW commercial and industrial electrician. Klein HD 2000 linesman pliers, Klein screwdrivers including an 11 in one, Klein or channel lock pliers. I like any 25 foot tape measure with a magnet on the tip. Some people don’t like them because they do pick up metal shavings. But...

A good quality tire plug kit.