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I went with the Rheem Hybrid Heat Pump water heater and it's been great. Set it and forget it, my electric bill dropped even going from a 40 gallon to 80 gallon hot water heater.

This is what I use to disconnect the ground on my John Deere that I use for snow removal because it has a drain. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001N729FS/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Changed the oil in my wife's car this evening. I'm going to have to change it in my car next weekend.

Wire for surround sound in whatever you plan to use for a TV room. as well have electric behind where the tv will mount. I know wireless has come a long way, but I'd still run CAT6 to the main rooms and I'd also run wire for cameras outside if you think you may ever go that route.

I have 2, a Bosch that I used for many years until I picked up an M18 RO. I almost never break out the Bosch anymore and really liked the Milwaukee.

Wasn't my garage this time, but my buddy needed some help in his body shop so I went up for a couple of days. I worked on my own Durango for a bit to put the front end back together. I worked on both passenger doors, fender and a bumper for a new GMC Diesel. He's getting ready to head to...

If it's a shop that paints on occasion it should be fine, but if it's a body shop that paints pretty much daily, I'd look elsewhere. My buddy owns a body shop and even with filters on everything, you still get paint on everything where it's vented out.

It will help a lot. My garage walls and ceiling are insulated, it makes a world of difference. I even insulated my shed/wood shop to help control the temperature. I just deal with the wood shop heat in the summer, but I do heat it in the winter with a small space heater with no problem.

Mom and dad were down and dad needed the TPMS sensors to pick up the correct location on his Equinox. I grabbed my Autel MaxiTPMS and fixed them for him quick.

I sold one last year. It was nice, but I had too many Wilton's.

Changed Spark Plugs and battery in the Dart.

Polished and ceramic coated the Dart. It's the car I bought to beat up and down 270 and save on fuel.

I would keep it separate and I'd definitely build stairs. I'd build it to make it easy to access to make it use it more often. If it were me, I'd even build it so I could add a roof over it

They don't make them, they are made my MTD. That one looks pretty much identical to my mom's Cub Cadet. She hasn't had a bit of trouble with it, so I wouldn't knock them.,

If it were me, I'd put the roof over the deck and then it's dry as well. I built a roof over my back porch not long after I bought the house.

Cleaned the interior on my Ram. Baseball season was rough on it and I finally had some time today to clean it up.

Put brakes & rotors all around my Aunt's SUV, then changed the oil in it. I try to get everything on it done before weather turns bad here.

2x4's and plywood make for great shelves. That way you can make it to fit exactly what you need. I built shelves in my shed after measuring the items I needed to put on them and made it all the height I needed.

Yeah, it will hold up fine. I'll be using basecoat/clear coat at my buddies body shop.

Bought a set of cheap wheels for my little car that I beat down 270 toward DC. One of them was curbed up pretty good and the main reason I bought them was to pain them because the bright silver wheels that came on it just don't look right on red. I want to paint them some kind of medium gray...