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Shop isn't done...can see the thread below in sig...but brought this home today...69 Mach 1, 351W...obviously needs a lot of work, but my son really wanted it and I got it cheap. Truck

Tired of breaking down on the trail and wishing you had a welder to fix that major break. Now you can. Get a ready welder and just hook it to your battery and mig weld anything you want. Check them out www.weldstone.net And now you can save some money on one. I have a $200 Coupon for a...

looks awesome. Sometimes I wish I could just pay somebody to do mine and it would be done, but alas, money must be saved for other things. Truck

You have to at least have footers. Concrete floor is not required, you can have dirt, gravel, whatever. The building is supported by downward force on the base, thus the required footers. Truck

Don't know why but search is not working for me and it won't hit on "VCT" even though there is a thread on this page.... Anyway, here are my questions? 1. How well does it hold up to movement on it (ie. vehicles, forklift, steel wheeled engine hoist)? 2. How durable is it (steel wheels...

I can't help you but Holy ****!!! are those cars yours :bowdown: Truck

great idea Truck

still thinking about doing this??? Let me know when & where. Truck

Yep for folks on well it is best to use the bait system instead of liquid treatment around the house unless the well is really far from the house. Truck

I agree with the above. Don't know where you are, but the frost line makes a difference on how deep you bury the line. 1 cold line "T"d of the house, buried however deep the county says, then run a on demand water heater or a small 10 gal tank (it will fit under the utility sink). Truck

This is awesome. I love the cobblestone drive and the memorbilia you have displayed. You are doing great work. Reminds me of the 400yr old cottage we owned in the UK that we did some restoration/modernizaton work on. I miss that place. Truck

At $300 I would look for a better used compressor. Truck

Thanks PMech I'll check that out. As to size and space the forklift is only 3.5' wide x 7.5' long, so it is actually taking up less space and I can move it around when necessary. An yes, tons more useful. Truck

I always stagger my joints. You will have much better floor if you do. How far apart are your floor joist? Truck

Here are pix of the other stuff... Tatra/Pmech: I haven't really checked into it much yet. The service manual doesn't cover the propane system so any help would be great. I just went and looked and it is a Impco system (not sure where to find model #, wasn't obvious). Here are some pix. It...

Okay, so I built the lofts in the shop see my build thread here: shop build and I've had a dilemma on how I was going to get heavy or bulky items up there. I didn't want to build a huge stair case taking valuable room in the shop. I thought about building a pallet dock platform for the lift...

My wife probably won't spend any time in my shop but she is very supportive and welcome out there any time... Truck

I picked up some pallet rack, some for free and some other thrown in with a different purchase. I plan on using it up in my loft area. If I didn't have the garage door in the back my loft could have been a nice size for an office (24x12). Still not bad as it is but I need it for storage...

Put a screw head on there to attach a hose and it is good to go. Truck

Goodfellow, keep me on your list of 'locals' please. Truck