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Check out the rotary sp010 with the 3 stage conventional arms too. I have this lift and I believe the reach range is even more than the 2 you posted. I have put pickups on it, 911's, my lawnmower, sidebyside. Never had a reach issue.

I also just finished installing a 3 head lg unit diy. I would recommend skipping brazing lines and just flare them. I bought a $25 orbital flare tool on amazon that was recommended on here and my flares looked better than the factory flares on the lines. I had an argon tank so I used that to...

You clearly forgot joint tape in your estimate.

In my case I need a variance so I told them I want to build a building 'here'. Got the variance and they immediately approved my building permit with nothing. Not even a sketch. They screwed up and their screw up saved me having to pay an extra $1200 or so for stamped plans. Nobody ever even...

I have a 10k symetric rotary and if I remember correctly the towers looked like they were made to mount asymentric or symetric but the arms and brackets for things like pulleys will be different. I'm betting if rotary did sell you all the parts needed you could sell your lift and buy a symetric...

Don't they stack those things on ships something like 20 high with thousands of pounds in each container? I would mount the array directly to the container and not think twice about.

It's hard to say without seeing your space but keep in mind not only does the signal from the AP have to get to the device but the device has to get back to the AP. You will generally have better luck with more access points with the power turned down than fewer higher power AP's and something...

I was even more impressed when I sheetrocked the ceiling. The truss spacing was bang on.

When they did my barn they set the 25 trusses in place upright with the boom truck. 2 guys had them done in 2 hours from when the truck pulled in the driveway to when it pulled out.

Amazon is littered with vacuum fills that cost less.

I have the lincoln 140. If you are doing just sheet metal it is fine. If you need to weld thicker and more than just a few inches you will get frustrated. If you crank up the 140 once it warms up it will only weld a few inches and then shut off to cool, rinse and repeat due to a low duty...

I'm no where near the max total for the linesets but the manual says If I am under 74.8 feet total I do not have to add refrigerant. I will be very close to that if I add all three up. All three runs will be fairly close to each other in length.

Question for you hvac pros. The minisplit I am installing allows for 74.8 feet of lineset without adding refrigerant. When calculating my lineset length is it from flare to flare or do I include the 18 inches or so at each one of the 3 air handlers?

The issue I see is the rated heating capacity is at 68f. At 10f its almost half the rated Capacity. The spacepak extreme has much better performance but is also much more expensive.

We're still on 2017. Not sure where op is.

When I did my barn a couple years ago I replaced my 200a meter base with a 400a meter base with dual lugs and no disconnect. 200 amps goes to the house and 200 amps to the barn. Did it this way for the same reason you did-didn't want to mess with the panel in the house and run a separate...

I have one of their grease gun adapters but $50 for a air chuck? No thanks.

Are there any windows? If there are windows and the generator is next to the building it will probably be fine. Setup your access point with a separate network name for the 2.4 and 5ghz radios on your access point and connect the generator to the 2.4 network. It will work a little better...

I think some of you got hazed in shop class. Did you ever find the left handed crescent wrench you were sent to find?

Also in IT and have ran may thousands of feet of cable. Don't bother with shielded cable. Do bother with a good quality, solid copper cable (no copper clad aluminum). I would stick with cat6 over 6a, especially for what are likely to be short runs unless your building is massive. Remember...