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Follow up question; Dimmer specifications states "Rated for upto 700W" So each dimmer will only run 3 lights? https://hi-hyperlite.com/products/1-10v-dimmer?pr_prod_strat=pinned&pr_rec_id=3ffe22fc4&pr_rec_pid=1700404363327&pr_ref_pid=10053183275309&pr_seq=uniform I may run just one dimmer on...

Yes, it requires a separate set of wiring for the dimmer circuit and their special dimmer switches / controls. I may look into the dimmers closer, but didn't plan on utilizing them. Understood on the beer drinking light levels !!

My shop (40x60x16) will have 10 Hyperlite high bay fixtures, 5 in each row. (Already purchased) https://hi-hyperlite.com/products/hyperlite-led-high-bay-light-white-hero-series-29000lumens They will be wired on two switches, 6 towards the front & 4 towards the back of the shop. These lights...

I have a coupe of the Anderson hitches, and they have been great and being aluminum they are not nearly as heavy and won't rust.

Not required per the engineered plans. All seams are lapped away from prevailing wind direction. (But this was not even specified)

Found the motor separately from the pump OEM/MFG, still not cheap but NOT $3600

Will be pulling the motor and seeing if it can be rebuilt by my local motor shop. Lift MFG has upgraded the design and require a full system replacement on it for $3600 :( I can not buy just the motor from them.....

My guess is the windings in the motor shorted to ground. I had a "smell" the last time I used it. The smoke & fire was in the motor it self. Looks like it was reworked at some point by the label on it, guess it was not done very well.

After the rain cleared today we finished up the roof steel. Bonus the neighbor did not charge me for the 28 hours I had his lift 😎

3/4 of my roof steel on today, had to call an audible mid day and grab a telehandler from the neighboring dairy. My lift was working great until it let the smoke & flames out of the main hydraulic motor. Not the tool I expected to use today. 🔥💨 If all of my helpers showed up on time and we...

I have the Milwaukee unit bought to replumb our house. Kept it and have used it several times helping friends or family. Bought most of my supplies for the project from supplyhouse.com. But our local Menards now has some fitting and PEX A pipe, while our Lowe’s has some fittings but no pipe.

Compacting done! Thankful for some 🌧️ last night, base is very solid, happy guy here.

With that layout and my ceiling metal it should look something like this.

If you want a road trip, I saw this last night https://www.facebook.com/share/19SCFLLW14/

Under/around the concrete 25# will be placed in bulk of the building 40# will be placed width of the main door 32' in (just in case something HEAVY is worked on) 25# will also be placed vertically 8" at edge of concrete along perimeter walls to provide a thermal gap to the skirt board/exterior.

yes I understand the effect if placed under the lights or in the light beam. With a 120 degree beam angle and the fan 22.5" from the ceiling, I should be 27+" outside the beam angle.

So I came across a roll of reinforced vapor barrier that I had left over from my garage project and will be using that for my "baffles". I should have enough scrap / left over 2x's to make the bracing for supports. Revised plan

This is the layout Hyperlight did for me, ordered the lights yesterday. https://hi-hyperlite.com/products/hyperlite-led-high-bay-light-white-hero-series-29000lumens My next purchase will be ceiling fans, still thinking these from Overstock...

The neighboring farmer raises silage corn for a dairy, only view we see any more this time of year.

Need some moisture to finalize the compaction / concrete prep. Come on Mother Nature 🌧️🌧️ Had 1/2” last weekend = perfect, until the borrowed compactor threw a bearing. Got it fixed and ready for another shower!!! Placed the stone back fill around the shop perimeter last night. 24” out...