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This is the "back 40" of the shop. I have a tandem trailer buried beside the CUCV. Maybe I'll be able to unearth or unweed next Saturday.
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There was a dude looking for some leaf spring hangars, on here.
Might be some in that pic?
 

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Just snapped this pic looking thru the lean-to. Lots of cool stuff to mess with when I get the chance.
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Nice! Digging having a lean to just now.
Except word of advice to anyone building one, 10’ wide is realllly tight to get full size trailers under. Recommend 12’.
Between framing and tin, i got like 9’-4.
Didn’t think that through enough…
 

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There was a dude looking for some leaf spring hangars, on here.
Might be some in that pic?
I saw. I cut some from a K30 a few years ago to use on my "Motley Crew" 79. They're not easy to come by over here on the Right Coast. I'm hoarding what I have for now.

HS
 

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More cleaning around the back area. Took my heavy @ss truck & unearthed my heavy @ss trailer. 3 Dana 60 fronts, a 14FF rear, a few SM465 & NP208 & NP205 with other stuff on flats makes it less than light.

Heavy Stuff
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Burned, sawcut and under water now for a few days.
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That's looking good dude! I can't wait till I can build a shop, thank god they let me use the shop at work. Gotta get the C10 finished before I can afford to build the shop, can't do both at the same time lol
 

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Burned, sawcut and under water now for a few days.
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Beautiful. What are you going to use for a sealer?
 

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Work started on our garage today! We don’t have a garage, just the shop which is several hundred yards from the house and doesn’t have room for more than 1 vehicle unless you put one on the lift and park under it. This garage will be at the house and will house 3 vehicles up to dually size. (56’ long x 30’ deep)

The attached pic is what it will kinda look like when done. Each door will be 12’ wide.

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Beautiful. What are you going to use for a sealer?
Hahaha you’re the concrete rep guy! Almost forgot…
That’s actually a loaded question.
I, well, am kinda phucked since im now effectively moving and/or will only be at this house sporadically for the next year ish.
I have almost 4 gal of good epoxy left over from doing the garage that I was planning on using on one half, at least. The side that should be for working on stuff.
The left half will basically be storage. Idk if I’ll do anything. Not even feasible to get the epoxy down before I go full retaard with my new job 7 hours away.
At this point I need to get the electrical done and get the overhead doors in and that’s all I’ll get done.
If I was going to seal it which would be ideal, idk, haven’t researched it.
 

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