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Never seen footings poured on gravel

Just play with the depth of the screws until it’s tight to push the charger onto them... Have several on the wall and they never move

Regarding the title, I have no problem believing someone who has no clue what they are doing was playing electrician, happens every day.

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Yeah good idea, separate them. I hate clicking on a thread only to find out its just a sad little two car garage

Your BIL is right. Just look at where half the experts in this thread are from. Because someone from California knows all about what happens to drywall when you take it from -20 to +60 repeatedly for short cycles. The joints will crack and pop, using green drywall wont stop anything. Its not the...

I live in northern Canada and I bought into the milwaukee lithium series literally weeks after they were available about 7 years ago, My tools stay outside in my truck all winter and regularly get used in freezing temperatures. Everyone else up here dose the same and I have never even heard of a...

Only proper way is a concrete grade beam foundation imo. And I would do a post-tension or structural floor because you will never compact 3' of fill well enough for the floor not to crack

Don't waste your money on another internet account. 1 mile is no problem for a wireless bridge http://www.gnswireless.com/wireless_bridge_kits.htm

Let me get this straight, you can afford 1/4 mile of pavement but not lights in your garage? :lol_hitti

my $0.02, I service a few stores with those and I wouldn't take them if they gave them to me. The ballasts are special order, expensive, and don't last that long

I thought the same thing except I didn't find anything surprising about a ranger being thrown away

IMO the trees are already too close, especially if its a slab on grade foundation which it most likely is

Please watch this and stop spreading such ignorance <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/3SlOXowwC4c" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Labor is expensive. Not sure where you are but around here it would be cheaper to jack out the slab. Then again I can't pick up mexicans in the home depot parking lot up here

You only want to do this once? Go bigger then lol

No it won't be. watts are watts In the larger sizes a 3ph boiler might be cheaper to purchase that's about it

Pitch box. Build a box, extend the roof membrane up, run lines, stuff with insulation, and cap with metal (preferred) or more roof membrane Never seen witch hats used on linesets. IMO I think the insulation would wick water

EMT? 2 hour fire rating? No lol