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What a great project. When we moved to our present house, one of the first things I did was build a giant, two-story swing set/fort near the creek. It was in a flood plain ( 🤫 ) so I sank the 4x6's 2 1/2' feet deep with 100 lbs. of concrete ea. The cross beam for the swings is 12' high and is...

My car friends and I have talked about this. I even considered a business venture with my real estate partners to open a high end car storage/ brewery. We could make the numbers work but one partner vetoed it because he doesn't like beer :(. What does a car condo go for? What do you get?

Is that anything like crusher run? That is what I used, and the moisture was really bad for the vehicles I had in there.

They are pretty sturdy. If I had to do it again, I'd pour a slab first. You can do it with the carport up but it's a bit tricky. Oh and if you don't want a slab, you may be dealing with ground moisture leading to rust and corrosion.

I had the same experience with my DR Brush Mower. Great customer service back in the day but when I contacted them recently for a part they told me my model was no longer supported so it ***** to be you. Very disappointing.

Does that shred the leaves as well? I may have to upgrade at some point.

When the kids were little, we would spend a couple of weekends raking leaves, piling them in a 5x8 trailer with 2' sides and then "unpiling" them at the end of the property. Now that they are all grown and gone, I use my Husky lawn tractor with a bagger attachment. Leaves on the patios or...

Not a good idea. If it gets into seams, it will reappear at some point. Ask me how I know...

I used Valspar Porch, Floor and Patio paint. It lasts a long time and is easy to clean.

I'm using Shop Vac with a cyclone separator, and the darn thing trips the breaker after about 2 minutes of bead blasting. The filter is clean. Not sure what could be causing this. You can definitely hear the vacuum work harder once I start blasting.

I have a "grey market" Yanmar 2000 BD tractor that is cheap, reliable and built to last. It has a PTO and 4WD but no loader. I keep 5 acres but use a lawn tractor on the lawn part of it.

1,100 sq ft. The ceiling is painted as well.

That engine needs to come out. With a TW in the pan you may have a damaged crank and block. If it were mine, I would start looking for a used engine to drop in.

I painted mine in gloss white. Easy to clean, very bright, mold doesn't grow and spiders hate it.

I drink beer out of a chilled pint glass, not out of the can like some kind of heathen :ROFLMAO:

Spiders don't like slick paint but they love the builder-grade flat paint. I used a good quality gloss paint (white) and rarely see spiders or mold.

My friend snapped this pic from his Tesla. I was on my way to the brewery with my daughter's pup, Cowboy. He was our guest while the kids were on an Alaskan cruise.

I'm glad to hear you are recuperating. I try to avoid buying new parts whenever possible on these cars. It's almost always better to try to refurbish the original parts.

Stick-on LED light strip. Cheap and lots of light.

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