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That looks great

Wow that has to bring on a big Kool-aid smile

Nice!

Nice! looks great Chris.

That looks awesome!!

Thats a heck of a man cave Chris.

Electric is being installed and mains/meter switched to the garage as i post this. Electric should be done tomorrow. Gas line and heater will be installed Tuesday. Hopefully concrete next week and final. Paint at some point. Rapidly depleting bank account might put insulation and OSB walls on hold until the summer.

Ordering the shop door today.

A few pics from this last week.








Me picking up some OSB and 2x4 to wall in the garage door opening so that my wiring doesnΓÇÖt get stolen.

landshark wrote:Me picking up some OSB and 2x4 to wall in the garage door opening so that my wiring doesnΓÇÖt get stolen.

Good call.

The garage is looking great!

Digger wrote:

landshark wrote:Me picking up some OSB and 2x4 to wall in the garage door opening so that my wiring doesnΓÇÖt get stolen.

Good call.

The garage is looking great!

Thanks!

Speaking of calls, i would like to have you drop by and talk about shock valving for the front of my red bronco, since I extended the location of the trac bar pivot point its changed my ride a bit. I feel i can do better on the ride/sway etc..

Electric is done



Gasline done



Both are being inspected tomorrow

So nice!

landshark wrote:

Digger wrote:

landshark wrote:Me picking up some OSB and 2x4 to wall in the garage door opening so that my wiring doesnΓÇÖt get stolen.

Good call.

The garage is looking great!

Thanks!

Speaking of calls, i would like to have you drop by and talk about shock valving for the front of my red bronco, since I extended the location of the trac bar pivot point its changed my ride a bit. I feel i can do better on the ride/sway etc..

Yeah, that's do-able. I need to tune-up my Bronco before making house calls. (dropped a throttle body spacer on to help fuel atomization and need to re-tune the fuel tables)

Digger wrote:
Yeah, that's do-able. I need to tune-up my Bronco before making house calls. (dropped a throttle body spacer on to help fuel atomization and need to re-tune the fuel tables)

Cool deal, i will probably need to address this in the next 3 weeks in case i need to order parts as Iam taking the red one on the baja trip in may.

Heater showed up. 60,000 BTU just waiting on final inspection to install.

Are you going to use spray foam insulation? Also -- have you already chosen your heaters?

Going to use rolled insulation. Budget is long gone so most of what is left will be do it myself. Spray insulation is about double the cost. Heater is a Modine 60,000 BTU natural gas unit with roof exhaust.

Probably will insulate later in the year, heater should work fine In The meantime and allow me to get my rig ready.

I used to "help my buddy with his Bronco" out in his garage after work about 2 Fridays a month.
His wife finally said that those 2 evenings were doubling their gas/electric bill and put the Cobosh to THAT!!!.........

...he ended up with a wood burning stove!

Well creeping closer. I insulated the two walls that are getting drywall tomorrow then final inspection . The rest of the garage will have to wait for insulation and osb until after may.





In any case I will be taking the temp wall down and working on the bronco this weekend. Hopefully garage door will be here next week.

Looks great! Keep your eye on craigslist for insulation. I found some here and there for mine. Finding the R value you are after gets a little tricky.

I found someone who sells brand name insulation on Craigslist in any r value you need but it will have to wait until after may. I had to buy this at Home Depot last night and install it as I didnΓÇÖt have time to deal with it.

Garage Door is in, my kidney is sold!

Cleaned the floor tonight, will seal it tomorrow and Saturday start getting into the Bronco for Mexico.

Boom! Bet that feels better!! That looks like a massive opener too! Does it seal well all the way around? I have a roll-up on my shed and I ended up having to do some extra trim stuff for a better seal along the top.

Jesus_man wrote:Boom! Bet that feels better!! That looks like a massive opener too! Does it seal well all the way around? I have a roll-up on my shed and I ended up having to do some extra trim stuff for a better seal along the top.

Seals very well, but we will see next winter I suspect.

I am sure your door is considerably higher quality than that which is supplied with a shed kit...

So much more room for activities.

BroncoRaider wrote:So much more room for activities.

You betcha! Floor is sealed. I am going to let it sit overnight and start to get things moved in tomorrow.

landshark wrote:

BroncoRaider wrote:So much more room for activities.

You betcha! Floor is sealed. I am going to let it sit overnight and start to get things moved in tomorrow.

What did you use on the floor?

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landshark wrote:

BroncoRaider wrote:So much more room for activities.

You betcha! Floor is sealed. I am going to let it sit overnight and start to get things moved in tomorrow.

What did you use on the floor?

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Ghost-shield 8510, ordered 5 gallons online.

https://ghostshield.com/product/siloxa-tek-8510/