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Good to know. I’ve got an inspector on the way to come give it a look this Friday. Hopefully he’ll give me some good news. If not, I’m taking you guys advise.

That’s my assumption as well. So these are hydraulic units and not air? I assumed air due to the air lines with hoses on them running through the concrete. If these are indeed hydraulic and have leaked, I would still want them removed and concrete poured in place. That’s of course, if...

Hello to you all. I recently acquired a warehouse and while I was going over it with my designer, we noticed rubber rugs scattered all over. I decided to lift one up and discover a bunch of these in ground lifts. I removed the caps and there’s still all the parts down there but obviously I’m...

How's it looking now?

How's it coming?

On a commercial floor I used a standard floor buffer with a coarse pad then went back over it with a polish. Made sure it was completely dry and hardened though.

Welcome. What part?

You'll need to really practice more than anything. Break out a pen and paper and buy a few scraps of different ga aluminum. Start noting down the amperage settings. Mig is super easy and convenient because it puts everything you need in one hand. Tig requires proper tools and assist. Once you...

Spoke with our parish' tax office. They sent us "safe" measurements from the center of the road and back and explained cutting trees along that line would be best. I'll start with that and see how it goes. Will be investing in a decent chainsaw and starting this winter when most of the critters...

3 years, 2 different surveyors later and I still don't have my property lines. lol. I was advised to start clearing brush and make the lot more accessible. Anyone near St. Francisville willing to lend a brush hog, mini dozer, back hoe? I'll gladly pay, pick up and deliver. PM me please.

This is great. I'm looking forward to seeing the progress.

This is awesome!

looks great!

Looks great. An awesome turn around that's for sure. I'm not far from you at all. Let me know if you find another OBS ford like yours. I've been looking for an all red one for years. Hard to come by in decent condition. Any more pics info on yours?

That's all you'll need. Use your cherry picker to pull it off the truck onto the ground. Then use some casters or dollies to roll it into your garage until install.

Not bad for $100. If I can find the links I can send them t you. I've had a 90's CH and it needed repairs. I looked up my model and they listed all the parts. You can try calling them and seeing if they have anything. I doubt it.

Well no you can't do all that. Look for a good used compressor then. I had an old quincy that last many of years and I got it for only $100 on craigs. You can always look at cordless paint sprayers

Looking good!

Get you a good set of cordless tools. I ended up buying Milwaukee and Craftsman cordless 1/2" impact wrenches. I love them way more than I did my air tools. Less mess, less maintenance, no hose to drag around, less electricity used, and no loud/big/heavy compressor. Get a good used oiled...

More details on the kerf cuts?