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I have been told effects of isocyanides are cumlative. I seen guys that have painted all their lives with a good half mask respirator and seen to be OK (I assume). I have to wear my fresh air set up even when I mix the darn stuff.

Read what I said above again and I will add more here. I have seen people paint Imron and the first time and was their last. I don't even know if Imron is still on the market. Decades ago I was painting horse/stock trailers with alkaid emamel. Then first time I used single stage enamel with...

Depends if you are allergic or even over sensitive to the iso cyanides/ Those chemicals build up in your body over time if they don't kill you first trip out. It happens. Be aware. I'm not trying to be a Debbie Downer. You can absorb then thru your eye also.

Please note, hummingbird asses are heavier and much better made!

Ha....At least the hurricanes won't TOTALLY blow your a*** away inland. Just the darn tornadoes!

Note: A man can never live TOO far our in the boonies!!! Years ago we went on a white water raft deal in the NC mountains, right after a big big rain. A lady in the raft went out and into a bad whirlpool. It sucked her all the way down and when she finally surfaced she was 3 shades of red...

Hey man!!! Don't trip gong from the shop to the house.... you would not stop rolling before you hit Mertle Beach!!!! That makes a nice building. I have seen them here when the guy could not weld oil stem!! :confederateflag:

I ask that same question every day!!!!! Many times more than once!!!

A man with a garage that fancy and those good cars, surely has a full time guy hired to was them, and shine them and change their oil!!!! :poke: Really, that is a very impressive garage!!

I will be in town next Wed. Hope its still there!! Thanks

Awesome!

Like I aid...small wood stove!! There is a co. that builds wood trusses on old 66 most of the way to Carthage. Mo.barnbarn co/ use the Mo. by seat ofpats engineering/ I had 2 indoor arenas built over the years on Mo. one 50 wide other 60 wide. Both built by Minenittes they are sorta more...

I figure people's likes and opinions of how to build and insulate barns, garages is like peoples opinion of Bar B Q!!!!! If you look at what 99% of the locals do in their home area, that is always a good indiction. But I learned long ago, never move to a new part of the country and try to...

^^^These comments were jokes @JPar!!!!!!! Try to develop a sense of humor in '24! :poke:

Its simple. The China guy left out the flux capacitor!?? :poke: :rofl: :BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead:

It i NOT how hard the screwdriver is...it is how soft the China screw head is!!!! Then the screwdriver will always last!!! :thumbsup:

Glad to see you all are now on high ground!

Way back before that Hobart I had a Lincoln about the same as it. It welded great. I had a body shop friend back in Mo. that had a Hobart same model as mine, he said his never welded worth squat till he reversed the polarity to the wrong way! I have tried mine both ways. But I bet my liner...

Yep as I bought a little Hobart mig at that time, never welded worth crap as others that had same. I wish I was not so old so I could convince myself to get a new welder... would love to have one that does tig. I keep telling myself NO more projects and doc says stop moving and die...

Do you want a concrete floor? If so, 4 inch thick is plenty/ You and a helper can do it by pulling a 2 x4 across it. If it has to be finished someone will have to do that. Find a local concrete co. that will work with you to bring that little bit. Al you need is a pole shed/building/

OP give me the size of a shed you want and I will figure your lumber specs. Any idiot can buld a shed with a skill saw, level, square and string. Buy such at pawn shop or borrow from a neighbor. OK so you need a hammer..If you can't drive a nail, then go buy that high $ shed.

Building a pole shad/barn is not cheap even if the guy builds it himself. But is willlast where those "you buy it and we deliver it and pay by the month" usually are pretty cheap for what they are. It ain't rocket science.

Hey bud, it piss pouring outside so here I am!!!!! I have built many sheds, barns over the decades. You are down South, NO snowload, an occasional hurricane might blow a little wind up there, a small tornado will blew it way anyway. MY method, lets just say 24 by 14 which the city boys will...

The hole diggers that work with your hands. Muscle power. Thats what I use at age 75. Call Lowe's, probably $50/ Or borrrow a pair form someone. Yea put them in the dirt so a 60-70 mph wind does not blow the bldg. away. Call a local building supply co.and just get prices on the lumber and...

We are talking buildng a SHED!!!!! Try to make it square so your roof tin runs right. Put the 4 bys in the ground about 3 feet. I like to use ring shank nails so it NEVER come apart. Run things square, plum, and lever when required. I bet UTube has all kinds of vids, some might even make sense.

Shed. A pair of hole diggers, treated 4 x 4s some 2 bys, some tin... one afternoon. Buy painted tin if fancy.

Toro has been a major company in the turf/ golf course business for decades.

I have preached that to my wife for years BUT she must be untrainable!???

Yea but, but but. but ........... I bought an old commercial big Husker Z turn off a friend last year. It needs some work and its too darn hard to get under and all over that sucker to fi it. It goes to someone that CAN fix it soon! Its like a 12 valve Cummins it is hard to wear it out and...

ALL I can say is "I HATE MOWERS!!!!!" I have a mower problem, I work on it and can't fix it, I take it to a PRO shop, they work on it, I PAY them, and it still ain't fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then it goes to the second pro shop>>>>>>>etc etc etc etc On top of that wife says after all, "it is...