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Slow work in progress. Built a new house two years ago next to the shed so that has taken up some time doing landscaping and finishing projects. I put up a loft in the corner. Just finishing that and I can add shelving and get things more organized. I’ll have to get some pictures uploaded.

Got a little bit of an update. Got some gravel put in over the pit run I had to make things a bit more smooth. Also picked up some insulation to start getting things moving on that front.

I have a little over 1000 sq ft garage and went with a 75,000 btu. I only heat the garage when I'm going out there to work and I like that I can heat it up quickly. I'm sure it's not as efficient as the 45,000 would be but it's worth it to get it up to temp. I really need to get a thermostat...

Would there be some way to heat some sort of thermal tank during the off peak time and then use that thermal energy during the peak time to keep the space warm?

I though about using heat tape also, Would you run it inside the pipe? No dry well then?

I have floor drains installed in my shed in front if each overhead door. I was originally going to run the drain to daylight out the back if the property where the grade tapers off. The more I was thinking about it I may want to put in a dry well to have a place for water to drain in the winter...

Good catch although the tank looks about the size I had although it could be an optical illusion.

before I plumbed in natural gas to my heater I was running it on 100# propane tanks, I only used it when I was out there and tried to use it sparingly and would go through about 2 tanks a season. This was a 3 car attached garage so it usually stayed above 40 most of the time unless it got really...

Is the car factory inter cooled? If so it has the strongest engine and transmission of that year. The easiest power upgrade is a computer, injectors, and a 3 bar map sensor if it is Intercooled. The first thing anyone will tell you is make sure the car is in good working order before making...

Not to bad of a price depending on the R-Value. Do you recall what it was? it looks like it fills the cavity full so I'd guess it's around an R19?

I've done some work at their facility down the road from my house and didn't realized how big they were until working there and talking with some of the workers. They are on my list of places to contact on getting insulation for my building.

I'd guess Bay Industries if it was up here.

Hello from a fellow wisconsinite. I also really like my Wick building. Where did you end up getting the large/wide rolls of insulation from? I'm still doing some research as to what my best options are going to be to insulate my building.

We should!

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I tried and basically came to the conclusion that since it is not a dwelling they will not cover the contents. You have to get some sort of business type policy(Big Money!). Also I'd verify what your homeowners policy covers,I spoke with several insurance companies and they all said that my...

I like my 8500 liftmaster so far. Really easy to install on the shaft and no overhead stuff in the way.

I'll get some more pix of where it attaches. The door does back away from the opening as it goes up like it is suppose to. I really think it wasn't installed correctly. Just ***** because all 4 doors are the same.

I'll double check. I think it tracked correctly.

Video should be public now