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Here’s a 4 by 8 I just finished. Fun project. Eliminates the need for a pickup to move stung around. Fun project

I’ve had one the same model in my shop for 20 years. The only service I ever did was replace the circuit board. About 75 bucks if I remember correctly.

3 blade stockman , Old Timer 34OT.

Hobart 140 with a gas bottle. I always wanted a 220 machine. Never could justify it. This 140 does most of what I need. Once in a blue moon I get out the stick. But not very often.

2 PSI systems are fine you are correct. I’d leave that up to LP Gas service people. It works I’ve done a few. The regulators are often blue in color and the system is marked 2 PSI on the piping . Great way to do it in a commercial application like a motel or bus garage as an example. Each...

I did what your doing a couple years ago. Propane regulator on the house. I tapped into the high pressure side. Run half inch poly outside underground to a new regulator installed on the deck. Hooked up my grill etc from there. I came from the outside and stayed outside. If you come from...

One I just bought on market place. Very nice . It just needs a little paint

I’ve had a Hobart 140 for at least 18 years. I installed 220 power after I bought it. I want to upgrade to a 220 myself. But it’s hard to justify. The 140 is a fine machine. Currently building a small utility trailer. It is up to the task no issues.

I have a similar space , similar climate. The Rinnai heaters are great I use a Modine Hotdawg HD45. I like it because it’s mounted to the ceiling and out of the way.

I worked for them 21.5 years. I got done in 2016. Worked for a couple other propane companies after AmeriGas and I’m now retired. They were great for years and years. But companies have live cycles. My motto “ The first guy off a sinking ship gets a ride in the life boat “

I have a lot of those same tools. Handed down to me. I use the brass measure when shooting my muzzle loader to this day.

I’ve sold propane for a living for years. 2 things. Contract the gas every year. May or June. Lock in the price. Use a 500 gallon or larger. Nobody will say it but I will. A Propane Company is a trucking company. Minimize the deliveries. Some say own your own tank. That’s fine. With inflation...

I bought mine a DeWalt on eBay. A few years ago . Half the price of a new one. Seems like I use it every week.

A propane tank in a garage is a serious no. They are designed to be left out side. Propane leaking out side is no big deal When it leaks inside and the walls hold the vapor you’ll be on TV with an explosion . Leaks happen when relief values pop off or other reason. that being said put it...

Indirect water heaters last a long time. No burner. If it’s not leaking I’d grin and just leave it. most people when swapping out a boiler. Will use the original indirect water heater.

Mine own shop is the same size. I put all my collar ties above the walls 18inches. Hasn’t fell down yet. the reason I did it was to have 8 ft side walls and a 9and half ft ceiling. easy fix from what I see.

Here’s a 1987 John Deere 212. I was gifted. Junked under a pine tree. I got it running it was stuck. Winter project. 46 inch deck needs a rebuild. I plan to mow with it next year.

I’ve owned a Hobert 140 for years with a gas bottle. I’d like to upgrade to a 220 mig. It’s hard to do . That 140 is one fine machine. I have a Lincoln Tombstone for heavy work.

Won’t work. Save your energy. Propane techs can dump a small tank in an empty 500 with the correct tools. But with a modern 20 pound tank it has a back check installed and it slows the flow. best to get your tank scheduled for a refill at 30 percent when it still has 150 gallons in it.

I’ve worked in the propane business my entire life. find a way to get a 500 gallon tank. Most of the USA that’s what you use. They hold 400 gallons. Fill it in May or June. Forget it about it for a year. What you want to do is too much hassle. A propane company is in a way a trucking company...