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Engine swap. Put a 25hp Kohler on the Gravely zero turn I picked up. I need to lengthen a couple ground cables and figure out the exhaust and it will be ready to mow.

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8 hours ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

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Garage floor done


Ryan B.

Looks great, I have to redo mine (Dark Brown), a lot of scuffs from having our hot tub in there (when we moved in), and a few "CHIPS" from putting up my racks.  But I'm going to fill in the grooves in the floor on mine, so the floor is "flat" all the way around.  I'm also debating on keeping the brown color or a complete re-do to a lighter color.

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Looks great.  Can you give me a ballpark of what it cost?  I'm wanting to get that done as well.

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Added some lighting [emoji41]

Still have 8 more 8 foot lights to put up

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Before

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After one bay

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24 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

Added some lighting emoji41.png

After one bay

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Ryan B.

Looks great!   I'm hoping to do something similar. I currently just have four LED floods.  They're fine for general use but poor for working on projects.  Do you have these strips on a dimmer?

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On 3/16/2020 at 7:43 PM, RyanbabZ71 said:

Added some lighting emoji41.png

Still have 8 more 8 foot lights to put up

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Before

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After one bay

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Ryan B.

I would love to do something like this to my garage.  Where did you get them?

 

Even your "BEFORE" has more light than mine.

 

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I would love to do something like this to my garage.  Where did you get them?
 
Even your "BEFORE" has more light than mine.
 

The before is just these which are also impressive

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The after are with these

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Ryan B.
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For the first time ever, my truck threw an actual misfire today (P0300) as well as p0050 & 59. I will have to hook up a fuel pressure gauge and check, but I am betting the fuel pump is giving up the ghost after 215,xxx miles. I guess the O2 sensor just decided this was its time as well. I think I have done 2 O2 sensors so far; it's impressive to me that 2 made it over 200k.

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12 hours ago, RyanbabZ71 said:


The before is just these which are also impressive

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The after are with these

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Ryan B.

I've been looking at getting some of "your befores," but I only have one 4ft 2-bulb shop lamps in my garage, plus two 4x8 suspended storage racks (1 each side).  Even after adding two more 4ft shop lamps (either side of the garage door), it's still not lite up enough for my liking. 

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Drivers side wheel bearing. Thinking its original from 2005. 155k on it. Only took 4 hours to get it off lol. Rusted on there. Good work out with sledge hammer. Finally got it to budge then it came right off. The Dust shield napa does not sell them. Advance auto does. They can get them in on Monday morning. This project will be finished on Monday. 4cb4f8abbd9ebdf352bb1d7e733fc1c8.jpg

 

 

 

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