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Thanks guys! I'm clearing room in the garage now and hope to get the pole into the building for winter. I'm thinking that a new base with flange supports is in my future, and likly abandoning the old base bolts. I'll update this thread as things progress.

Fair point. An older sign was roughly 4x4 and made out of plywood, but again that was about 12 years ago.

I'm hoping to get to this project in the next couple of weeks and was looking for suggestions/insight. This is an old sign pole, situated in a concrete gas island in front of the building. It has been used by each of the previous business. This past winter during a particularly rough wind storm...

Struggled with the same thing. In the end I ended up having to put expedience ahead of asthetics and put up a couple of shhets of OSB to get through the winter. In the spring I'm going to rebuild them using ply with some 1by to make it look nice from the street and look like the others in the...

Gimmie gimmie gimmie gimmie gimmie!!

Sign me up! Anything to avoid having to buy something from the box stores.

Count me in! It looks like my first set of tools from my dad.

DenisG and WagonHo!, Thanks for the info i'm going to follow up on the links this weekend instead of mowing the lawn. Productive Procrastination. As for the "sister compressor" nope its an IR, needs an oil change and the tank has water in it but that'll be a project for next week. .

Nadogail, I agree. That is generally the tract I'm on now. Part of my interest and concern is that I don't know if the setup is correct as is. I'm moving forward as if it is, but if some one has some insight I'd be glad to listen in the hope that it Will help the project along.

Let me preface the title by saying "I hope i'm" So I've got all the makings of a shop compressor setup. A two stage Champion compressor, GE motor, and 80 gallon tank. Only problem is that I didn't gather the components and I cannot find any info on the pieces so that I can make it work together...

Mindfull that your not talking an attic temperatures. Its many hundreds (thousands) of degrees. http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/fires/steel.html (second paragraph) If you can afford it go with steel.

This is Liza, our 7 month old border terrier/mutt. My wife rescued her from a bad situation and she is settling in well. She will become my garage dog eventually, but first I need to be able to use the garage... time to start a build thread I guess.

Good luck! My dad moved a barn years ago. I didn't get to see it since I was in school at the time. So I'm watching eagerly to see how its done so that I can move it out of my way now :)

I've heard of the freezer trick working but I've also heard its a one shot deal. If it doesn't work the HD becomes unusable. Good Luck. I've got a similar issue with my home computer.

+1 cheers to that!

The car port will not change my taxes because its not considered a permanently enclosed structure, but doubling the size of the garage will bump my taxes between $600 and $700 according to the assessor, which is in addition to $9k/yr I already pay for my less than 1/4 acre. My county has some...

Wow, I had no idea that they took up so much room. Ducksface: I haven't tried the overseas number yet, but I guess that'll be next on the list. Where they US installations? Where were they? Mtmgtz: I was wrestling with the servicing issue. I was thinking of setting the wall in panels with...

Ok so this has been rattling around in my research list for a while and figured it's time to check in and get some input. Background: Starting next year I'll be able to start work on my garage rebuild. I cannot increase the size of the garage because it'll increase my taxes too much so that...

Has any consideration been given to lowering the floor? You would end up with a ramp as a driveway but it might not require the help of a house moving company.

Can you post the name of the engraving source to me also? I've got to come up with some replacement panels for a project and yours look amazing.