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:ROFLMAO: I just had a vision of a home inspector's head exploding.

Electricians here in San Diego County seem to favor installing all new outlets with ground pin UP. I don't know if it's required or if it's just a local practice. I questioned this during the construction of my garage addition (all of the outlets had been installed with the writing upside-down...

Nice work, and I love the character the mis-matched boards add!

Would this work? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N5FR/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Agreed, and to that end, I've never completely been sold on the argument that the C-channel column style (i.e. BendPak, DirectLift, etc.) is inferior to the enclosed wrap-around column style (Advantage & Wildfire). I'm sure many others out there will disagree, though...

Plain white lights, no automation nor RBG needed. These will be permanent, so they have to be outdoor-rated and/or commercial grade.

I am partial to the Volt products, that what we used exclusively. I just wish it came in a longer length.

Oh, and the palm trees are right next to the garage. ;)

Solution: Use the Spline drive or Double Hex fasteners, there's almost no way to position those incorrectly. :LOL: Brilliant! (y)

Hello folks, We have just installed new landscape lighting on our property. One of the last items on the list is somewhat whimsical; wrapping the trunks of two palm trees in our back yard. I've seen this done at various locations with either traditional individual mini-lights or rope lights. I...

I did a Google Image Search using the OPs image and also found the Amazon result.

I concur with all of the advice given above. (y) Plus, take into account the cost and effort that will be required to disassemble, transport and put back together.

Strong is the suckage here, young Padawan

I agree with the others - I'd re-think that black ceiling.

Realgaragelife.com (and thus BYB) went belly up a while back, they are currently in bankruptcy. It is detailed in this thread: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/real-garage-life-out-of-business.560057/#post-11730277

GREAT NEWS! Will you be repairing the lift? It would be interesting to hear the details.

Sounds like a plug adapter is the least of your worries! Glad to hear that you are OK. My wife just last year went through a horrible experiencel passing kidney stones on BOTH sides. :eek: She's one tough cookie, but this brought her to her knees, vomiting at times from the pain.

Many great suggestions so far. My thoughts: -Remove the car if at all possible. Rollback truck sounds ideal. -Depending on how bad the damage is to the cable and pulley, you may be able to do an interim repair by VERY TEMPORARILY replacing that broken axle with a piece of steel bar, or even a...

The website is, for all intents and purposes, dark, except for the ubiquitous "Watch for zippy zappy razzle-dazzle developments soon!" notification.

Definitely a rodent sharpening its teeth.