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I hope it ends up actually "maintenance free". My experience is nothing actually is. It may be that it has to be replaced at the end of its life because paint won't stick to it. Maybe they have improved since my purchases, but that claim has been a let down for me. The sun and elements are...

Haha! Yeah, all of those 0% do cost plenty. Free! The closest thing to free would be walking out. Nothing is free!

I got one very similar to this one several years ago. It's from addmotor.com. Was around $1500 when I got mine. Almost had a stroke paying that much for a bicycle, but it was well worth it. We use when camping and my wife just hops on with me. Plenty of power. Only time I pedal is going up...

You didn't fail. That is clearly a stick of dynamite with a dancing Sponge Bob standing on it!:LOL:

Is it just me or does that look just like one of the Ghostbusters is zapping that tree?

That's a fast acting smart phone camera!:)

I don't know the weight of your trailer, but when I just looked on TSC, they had this for $500 and it's rated for 5000lbs. There is another for $820 rated for 10000lbs. Then, they had this, it does cost just a little more, though. Trailer Valet...

If I were doing this, I would probably have some weld on jacks with wheels at the back of the trailer and one on the tongue, if not one on each front corner. Back the trailer as close to linear position as possible, raise the trailer with the jacks, turn the wheels the direction the trailer...

I got to say, I really enjoy reading your stuff. I'm either smiling or laughing every time. Thanks.

Thanks! That is a great idea! If I have many scary moments, I might see if that could work.

"Thanks for the info. I'll be sure to look for that. Mine is not brushless, but I'll check it out. You now have me curious on the electronics in there.", was my previous statement. I just got around to looking at my Ryobi 14" chainsaw. I was wrong, it is brushless. Sorry about that. Didn't...

Alright, I finally got finished enough to do a real test. It looks like the frame and brackets are going to work out fairly well. The weak link is the wiring to the actuators. I ran the wiring through the frame as much as possible. There are 2 places that I'm concerned, that is the wire...

Stuff like that is infuriating!! Had you known he would show no appreciation, would you have still helped? I mean, just a couple words makes the trouble worth it. I've gotten into so many bad situations from trying to help someone. Kind of sad, but I tend to mind my own business these days...

Good job! So sorry to hear about his condition. Kids shouldn't have to go through stuff like that. Glad to see one wanting to get out and do something. What's in the tote under the roof?

Good job! Personally, I have found that corners are too valuable of a space to waste with a door. I prefer anywhere out of the corners, even if just a few feet out. Just enough for shelves or something.

All of this is good info!! Also, these are the kind of tools that make the inside seals easier to install.

Long time ago, I worked with a guy that used butane in his old car air conditioner. It had the coldest air I have ever felt from a car AC. I have a travel trailer with 2 AC's. One of them had a leak and stopped cooling. These units are not supposed to be serviceable, but good ol' Amazon has...

I started building a shop couple of years ago. I used my new little tractor for digging the trenches for sewage, water, and power. I had stubbed out of the foundation with 3 inch electrical conduit. I think a 10 foot stick was around $30 at the time. By the time I had my trenches dug and...

Probably close to gold!