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I have one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DK88MXG/?tag=atomicindus08-20 And it’s amazing, but if it’s not you’re trade, a bit expensive? It’s about half the price here (~$100).

Over here (Sweden) there are thin metal beams available that you can 'sister' beams with. What caused the split? Bad from the start or heavy load?

That's true, the design with the insulated footer is an evolution of the OP's (I guess OP's diagram is based on a foam based L), it stops energy leakage from the radiant floor since the footer isn't a part of the floor. Here is a heatmap of the two different designs:

Hello, here in Sweden this kind of foundations have been used for at least 30 years. With good results. Then again It's all about your local building codes. My house and garage is built on this kind of foundation: "Radiant heating" in the floors.

A few questions, I'm about to connect the hydraulics for my Ee-6503 but wonder about the quality of the hoses? Mine have the name of SanFeng, anyone have had problem with theirs? Wouldn't want them to fail during operation :-( Also, I noticed one member managed to couple the hoses so that only...

I'm with the other guys. Two stage, Ariens or Toro. How much snow do you get? And is it wet/heavy? I bought a used Honda HS970, and it's mean!... nowadays the local farmer takes care of my driveway, Honda is just sittning :-/

You know the answer :-) do it right. I wouldnt drive it like that for years :-/. The screws are holding it in place in the up/down direction and I guess rotational aswell? Does it move around if you do full left/right turns on the steering wheel?

Yes, the torsen was the differential used in Audi S1/S2/urs4 and it performed very well (had an urS4 for a few years). I belive it was let go because of either cost or fuel efficiancy demands? Perhaps both?

I'm no expert but shouldn't it be a 'friction turning knob' at the very end of the handle?

I've only tiled smaller areas in my house but I'll put down tile in the garage later on. What if I put down the chalk line at an offset, say 5-10 inches. That way I should be able to messure from the line without covering it up?

Around my parts we have -20F for weeks in the winter, so I went with 1 feet of EPS. Not finnished with the garage yet so I can't say much about it yet

Great info, I was looking for some sockets :-) Thanks!

Nice prices, I wish they'd support paypal. My euro creditcard won't let them deliver to my US address at reship.com :-( ( AVS protection)

Maybe you could replace the bracing with something like a piece of roof tin? Say 3-4 groves that you screw to your door? Dunno about the weight though? (Added load on garage opener)

Nice, I have two daughters (sub 5), so I don't get no help yet. But whats with the jackpad? Is it standing on end?

Well growing up with a father who was a service guy at the local MB dealrship I mainly worked with premium brands (hazet, gedore, Bacho, stahlwille and so on), but they are expensive as h*ll and this is more of a hobby for me so I think they are out of the picture. Don't know much about the US...

Ok, I'll shoot them an e-mail and see if I get a reply. Thanks for the help Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ok, most likely not then :-(. I have to order via mail so I'll keep looking Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi, anyone know if this set is made in china or the US? http://www.craftsman.com/craftsman-201-pc-all-metric-mechanics-tool-set/p-00983096000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1

Here in europe it's quite common to pour some kind of liquidish 'putty' and a good contractor can create 'sloaps' to the drains with it. Here is an example where a flat floor is created. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk It might not be the best solution if the slab is in bad condition...