Recent content by TripleS

How much did it cost for what you currently have? Cement and building. You contracted everything out correct?

About 30 years ago I worked for butler buildings and that is how we put them up. It's way easier to put the sides first especially when insulated.

They didn't prep or clean them right. I've seen tons of wheels powder coated and things like that only happen when contamination is under the powder.

I'm praying for your family I hope everything works out for your dad.

Make sure it has grease fittings on the ends of the cylinders and pivot points

It may work better with the small spools of wire, the big roll may be to much on the spool motor.

Why the pump truck? Looks to me the trucks could get all the way to the slab.I would have saved the pump truck money if the mixers could get to the slab. 30 years ago I drove a cement mixer for a few years and about the only time we poured in a pump truck was for multiple storys. If the trucks...

Try flipping the polarity on it. I had a lincoln once that you had to flip the polarity one way for fluxcore or the other without flux. It is the two connections in the picture under the tensioner

Oh ok I didn't know if that's all you were waiting on. I've cut the end off of many taps to get threads to the bottom when I didn't have a bottom tap.

You can take a regular tap and cut it in half and you have a bottom tap.

I don't think new rear tires would of made a difference. It looks pretty steep.

Being you have so many logs you need to burn what if you bought a band saw for a few grand and saw the logs into boards then sell the lumber and once finished sell the saw. You would probably make some money but either way you would have gotten rid of the logs.

I've never seen anyone put a hoe on a dozer. Pretty slick!!

You need to hit the trigger while the wire is touching the ground

I thought cantilever means the track is top only and slides back , with a gate that big id put a track on the bottom also with wheels.