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Sean, I would highly recommend RLS Structures. They just built one for my work, a 50x150. Three guys had it done in a week. http://rlsstructures.com/ You might have heard of the owners son. Regan Smith. NASCAR driver. Great family. Yes the pole barn company would come up with stamped drawings.

Why such a large deck for an acre? I usually recommend a 42-48" depending on budget and how much there is to mow around. Husqvarna has a rebate for the last week of March on some of their riders... The LGT2654 has a $150 rebate. Nice mower. Well under your limit. You could step up to a GT52XLS...

You can borrow a welder, you can't borrow air though. Or at least I doubt you're going to find someone that would loan you a 60 gallon compressor....

National Auto Tool has a package deal. Buddy has been using this same set for almost ten years. Not a single issue. https://nationalautotools.com/collections/tire-equipment-combo/products/ntc-950-tire-changer-ntb-550-wheel-balancer-combo

I have a vent free in our living room. Have for a decade now. Works GREAT! It will add moisture. If you're not heating the space all the time, that will be very undersized to bring the space up to temp. It will however kept it at temp perfectly fine. The ONLY time I can smell ours is when the...

Well my boiler is set to 185 degree's so that temp is safe.... I have PEX runs to all of my baseboards

one is a garage, the other is a pole barn/workshop. Which do you want?

Just helped a buddy build his house. He has heated floors in the bathroom too, but not in his shower....

Worked on installing a new rear seat Floorpan crossmember support bracket on my 78 Malibu while I have the body off the frame.

Hot water does it quick and easy....

Tech tire for me. Always had good luck with them at work and home.

To answer your question, yes do it now. That will at least get rid of the PVC. It's not ideal, but if it bursts it won't send shrapnel every where like PVC does.

Wow, great job! Oh and You ****! :D

Yep, took me years to build a strong base of clients. Mainly friends and family. I keep things simple, brakes, check engine lights, the occasional body repair. I have gone months with no side work, then become inundated and work every single day for several weeks straight. Always seems to be...

Lay it down flat in the bed of the truck, back into the garage, use chain, rope, whatever to tie the top of the compressor to the rafters. move truck ahead until the rest of the compressor is about to fall off the truck. Lift light end of compressor off truck and onto floor, then tilt compressor...

I've had multiple CFL failures from different brands and wattage. Others have been going fine for years now. Just started switching to LED, both screw in and 4' fixtures. So far no issues but it hasn't been a year yet so I'm not holding my breath.

Nothing required except a lot of luck from my experience.

Unless you really want to delve into scraping and the why and how to do it, Just take your stuff there and get what you get. I only scrap brake rotors and drums. Very easy, no labor to sort, higher paying than regular scrap and very easy. I save up about 800lb's to make it worth my while...

Nice compressor but seems pricey to me. I don't want this to become a which brand is better ******* match. You will know your usage better than any of us will. Are you restoring a car, live on a farm, have a side business at home? If so, go for it, that will serve you well for decades. If not...

My wife and I are thinking of doing the same thing. Our situation is slightly different though. We live in a small town and know all the subs personally. As in, they owe us favors. We helped build our friends house two years ago, from the poured foundation, to the exposed timbers in the living...