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Maybe you should re-read my post ! I said " If it was to cost me $200 to ship from EA" I know there is no such thing as free shipping. Thats why some places charge more to help cover there cost of paying for the shipping that people think is free. Yes I will call them Monday just to see...

Shipping from EA is free if you live in the 1000 mile radius and I don't. Last thing I ordered from EA was $230 for shipping. but it did weight 300 pounds. Freight shipping is not cheap either way. I know because we use it at work when we get Roof top units delivered I can get the PTB...

Nicfin36----Thanks for the link. I think..... Now i'm looking at the front loader storage dolly too. Anyone got or use one of them ? Greensvillejay ----Only $240 in the states plus what ever shipping is. Diesel is only $2.50 gallon here I think haven't looked in while. Can you post a...

Will ok then guess this thread is done. LOL I knew there was one people talked of on here couldn't remember what it was called. Who sells them ? And thank you

So im thinking of stimulating the economy and buying a tooth bar. Which bar are you running ? Any other sites then everything.com to look at ? I have a BX tractor

Heres a good recipe https://youtu.be/0OAbGiq1yDA

My go to site for Recipes is Allrecipes.com Never made beef veg. but plenty of other things

Thats cool we all got budgets. I don't come from money either. I had a budget. Only got so much money when we sold the house in town 3 years ago and moved that was spent on my shed, whole main floor remodel on the new place and my Kubota. What was left went to pay down the new mortgage...

My pole barn has been up 2 years now. I just finished insulating walls and now framing the ceiling so I can get metal on the ceiling this summer and hopefully some walls done to put up shelves and a work bench area. I can tell you at least 10 things I wish I had done different. One thing I...

Only problem I see with the Architect giving you good info is most of them do not know SH!+ about codes. To them everything looks good on paper. I've worked on some very nice homes that were nightmares because of the architect. Im not talking a 2 million dollar homes here. Heck the one house...

Its a new post frame building so definitely not a attached garage. Maybe he thought I did nice work. For a Tinner/Sparky I know what your saying about letting things slide. I do HVAC for a living and every inspector is different even tho they got one code book to follow. But some do also make...

I wired mine spring of 2018 inside the walls with Romex and it passed inspection. Maybe code has change since then ? But at the time I wasn't finishing the walls. Soon hopefully I will be

No problem. I know where you coming from one persons dream can be another persons nightmare. I too look at reviews when buying things and try to make a good judgement call from them its a roll of the dice on any product you buy. Everything has there good/bad times.

Or you can finish the shed first walls and ceiling. Then pipe all your electrical that way its easier to add later. Only problem is it will cost more if piping then just pulling Romex

No experience with them. My Buddy that does garage doors for a living told me not to get one. He says most of the service he does on openers is Chamberlain openers or other off brands So I'll take his word on it since he knows more then I do on garage openers

I have ordered things online before and it seems that sometimes your order likes to tour the country before it makes it to your door

With the spray foam have them tyvek the building that way if you ever have to replace metal it can be easily removed. The foam will be stuck to that and not the metal. I believe more then 2" of foam is considered a thermal barrier

Have a friend that does garage door openers. Don't get the Chamberlain there junk. Get a Liftmaster or Genie. He put a Genie in for me last fall in my pole shed the 1200 model I believe. The door is a 16x12 opens it nice and quite especially after I oiled the door. Sounded tearable before I...

Kind of cooking. I got some Kiwi and Mangos in the dehydrator. I'm sure tonight Wife all want me to grill some steaks since it going to be nice out today.

What Fro65 said ^^^ Also a trick I learned was to put couple drops of oil on the threads before you tighten the flare up. Helps with getting it real tight. And make sure you get a good cut if re-flaring and deburr the inside of the pipe don't let the shavings fall in