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^ ^ ^ This. Last thing you want to do is mow lawn same way each time. Long runs in square pattern 1st time, Short runs going other direction next time. Diagonal runs the 3rd time. Other diagonal direction runs the 4th time. Finally, repeat the entire cycle. Mow often enough that all grass...

^ ^ ^ Always look for NorthernTool discounts on RetailMeNot.

Picked up my online order today that was Craftsman 2-drawer 26" middle toolbox that I'll put on top of the smokin' Waterloo bottom toolbox I got for $35 at Lowes around Christmas. C-Man 2 drawer middle box price was $49.99 and got $20 back in SYW after so $30 net. It's the standard duty so...

I'm spying those steel "spare parts" from bridge and thinking they would make a bitchin' carport frame that could have an engine hoist trolley, if you used a sturdy I-beam across !! ;)

Welcome to GJ. Can you post up some Pictures ?? We love pics and it helps you get the best advice. HOW TO: Edit 1st post, Go Advanced, Link up to 7 pictures from computer harddrive, Upload, Save.

Couple nice oil cans you snagged there OP. :thumbup: Also, Welcome to GJ. Future finds at Flea Market, Garage Sales, Estate Sale, etc. . . . . . . . see the 2017 Garage Sale Thread which combines all the finds of GJer's in one place for people to observe. Here's where to post in future...

For that amount, I'd suggest replacing with new valve. Good thing you're running NG as it's lighter than air and gets blown away with the wind. If you had LPG, that leak would have pooled propane near the ground (or inside the genset enclosure) and would have been quite dangerous.

^ ^ ^ Sounds like now you know the process. Recommend you "grease the skids" with nicety . . . . . ie be on best behavier full of smiles, offering cold drink to on-site estimator, etc. Since you are rural, I'd guess your chances on low cost 2nd meter are good. However, that means you pay...

+1 that pavers are best "solution" for that ****-fest. Even with that make=shift repair . . . . . . I'd want the landlord to pay for materials if you're providing the labor free. Surely the landlord is collecting market-based rent so he's making money every month. :eyecrazy:

Excellent work Thumper68 !! :thumbup: Those brass and copper hammers are the cat's meow !1 :beer:

^ ^ Excellent choice OP. Monte will be happy !! ;) There simply is no substitute for the best. Enjoy.

^ ^ ^ That is Plomb beautiful !!! :thumbup: . . :beer: . . :thumbup: . . . . . . . AND . . . worth every penny of the $15 negotiated price !!

^ ^ ^ x1000 . . . . ****, that's a ready-made tornado, hurricane or earthquake shelter !!! :thumbup:

Too little information . . . . . . . a) this rural or city area ?? . . . b) buried or aerial PoCo feeder power ?? Now with house ?? Garage idea ?? . . . c) load calcs to support idea of 300A (see above) . . necessary ?? . . . d) any neighbors have similar setup with two meters ?? . . . e)...

^ ^ ^ OR Rock Crusher . . MORE Pics please of that sturdy table/vise setup. Does that big pipe support rotate ?? Is it removable ??

Post up some Pics so that some GJ concrete guru's cans see what you have. :needpics:

OP . . . if you have wire size limitation of 90A at the subpanel, . . . . . . . just the HOUSE feeding the detached garage needs the 90A breaker. No need to have 90A breaker (ie subpanel shutoff) as it can be 100A main breaker that may come in your 6 space, or 10 space, 12 space, 20 space, etc...

I'd beef it up enough to work for Miter Saw stand. Change the flaps on sides so they are on hinges to fold down. Rig up adjustable height rollers on both sides. As for a table saw stand, I doubt it would be worth it.

^ ^ ^ It's a . . . . Franken-wheel . . . . use with CAUTION !!! ;) Excellent restoration job OP. Ready for more lifetimes of service. :thumbup:

Tried to get 36" Enforcer pry bar today but rang up at $12.99 so I skipped as they might drop more at my local store as there were still Qty 2. Did get set of 3/8" drive MM sockets from 9 to 17mm at 50 cents per socket. Screwdrivers and levels were all wiped out.