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He needs those long arms to find the extra change in the pockets for that build!

I am kinda shorter than I was at about 5ft 10, But Gorrilla lenght arms I still manage a Milk crate. Knucklrs aren't worth a darn

Walls are bowed, collar tie is too high up to do any good.

A Bonded Beam in the first coarse and top coarse would keep the load even across the floor in case there is a void below the slab.

Mini Chaparral/GT?

You forgot chains and tire spikes for winter work! :ROFLMAO:

I would take that Eek as a compliment.

Bore gauges.

Ballpeen Hammer.

That is a big garage.

Swap the wind brace location and upper rollers.

I'm in, Thanks Ryan

That looks like an old 60 amp panei or less, put a disconnect for the incoming line at the pole. Start over!

A JD 9760 has about 300 gal. plastic tank, an L shaped tank at the very rear.

Try shimming the bottom hinge from index card material, if two on the bottom and one in the middle.

Dan, Must be something in the spring water growing up there, my oldest brother couldn't pronounce Marshall, so my other brother became Ricky after the Lucy show! Now it's just Rick almost seventy years later.

Now you'll be spoiled with modern conveniences! The loader parking stands should fit in the cross tube of the loader arms.

The only time it's worse, is at night in the rain with no rain gear! More wiggling than spaghetti noodle a sphinxter muscle can hold!

That looks like fire block, the stub wall for the enclosure only looks to add a short coat rack, does not even go with the rafter layout.

My worm drive Skill Saw has had a Dulex nail jammed in like that for over 35 years!