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I'm mostly all yellow but I did pick up a m12 3/8 ratchet last winter. Use the hell out of it and I'm glad I picked it up.

Gutter guys came today!

So the other weekend I managed to get the ghostshield 8510 down before the wife and I went to the hospital to be induced. Wound up spending Sunday through Friday in the hospital and the amish showed up while we were there with some vented soffits. They got all of that replaced but I'm still...

Here's mine hanging out in the shop today while I was moving stuff in.

We always use the tall drain cans but just throw a pan in it so we can just dump the pan when were done. It's nice not having to hook up air lines to drain stuff.

This, that dead space is only dead if you make it. There's nothing stopping you from pulling to the sides. I have 10' door at work, and yes everything fits through the door but with most of our vehicles its a squeeze with the mirrors. A couple of the idiots I work with are constantly tagging the...

Definitely do the 12' wide doors. Makes pulling in and out that much easier over a 10'

A c4? I'd let insurance replace it.

Had a busy weekend working on the barn. Cleaned out all the **** and trash the builders left in there and outside of the barn and hauled it of to the dump. They're supposed to take care of it but the pile outside of the barn has been there for two and half months and I'm sick of mowing around...

That is sweet!:thumbup:

On a more positive note though I did purchase some ghostshield 4500 and 8510 today. I also poured a small 3x3 pad outside the man door the other day. No pictures of the pad just the forms. For what ever reason I didn't take an after picture.

So I'm still waiting for the barn to get finished... The gutter guy was supposed to come out last Friday but he never showed up. Haven't heard back from the builder on when they're going to come out and fix things. I've started going around and fixing quite a few things on the list like some...

Not being able to pull straight into door to get to a lift *****. I'd do it if I had to but I'd be pissed every time I had to do it.

The subase and sub grade were very well compacted. Every 3-4" of stone was compacted with multiple passes. I have no worries about the base nor the concrete being up to snuff. The concrete is 4.5-5" thick 4000psi. As far as the wire, it is what it is. I watched them lift it up and it appeared...

The amish showed up today. Looks like all they got done was put up the other 2 overhead doors. And then there is this ****....

Guess it goes back to the old saying, if you want something done right you got to do it yourself.

The amish came and worked for a little while today while I was at work. Came home to this. Theres a couple ****** spots on the slab I'm not thrilled about, and some of the metal going to have to be replaced because it's bent. ***** how everything has transpired, I've seen these guys work...

Well after many weeks passed with miscommunication, 3 different trucking companies trying to get stone, a builder who wouldn't answer his phone or return phone calls, and less than ideal weather we finally got the floor poured and started putting steel up. Floor took around 200 tons of stone...

This is the best way to do it in my opinion.