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I hang a 4' florescent light inside the car,works for me.

Use the coupons from the various magazines and they just about give you the stuff. Sprayed the cuda with one of the $9.99 purple guns.

Steel pole type building?If you can put the doors on the gable end and not on the sides,with the snow sliding off the roof and you not there all the time the doors will be buried in snow and froze shut.If going with a pole shed and the snow up there I would go 8' centers on the trusses and use...

Depends on the size of the little fellers.Leg span bigger than a 50 cent peice get a little flame with it.

Shot of carb cleaner does wonders to em.

I use a 4.5" angle grinder.Using a wire wheel cup is very hard on them so i use the cheapo ones.For the smaller stuff a small air angle grinder.

Looks to be a 70 SS Chevelle but which engine,396 or 454?

Pretty sure they are made by Lincoln,sorta like the Hobart Miller thing.

They all do it in the colder climates if they dont have that insulation up tight to the tin.The cold storage end of my building does it mainly spring and fall.It gets cool at night and in the morning when the sun hits it sweats.All sand ground here so its not really the moisture in the ground.

I do the same thing.I have the type that the ramp comes off.

Been doing concrete work for 30 years and very rarely do they use any vapor barrier up in the midwest from what i have seen.I lived in Florida for 6 months back in the mid 80s and we did use it there.

Walls and ceiling insulated?My shop usually stays about 10 degrees cooler then outside in the summer.

Check Northern Tool.Hobart 140 to your door for around $500.

X2 or Praxair

Pretty sure those Eastwood welders as well as the Century,Snapon,Craftsman are made by Lincoln.Hobart 140 is a good welder,real similar to the Miller 140 and made by Miller.

X2

Buddy of mine has low clearance at around 8' and uses one of those scissor type lifts.Lifts around 4 feet and your not dealing with the posts in the way when not in use.Sits about 4" to 6" off the floor when not in use.

I have a similar one only its a Sanborn and cant keep up with a DA or Inline sander.

Does it even get cold in Kansas?lol My workshop is 30x40 and i kept the old LP house furnace when i upgraded and used it in the shop.I set it as low as it goes and keeps it 40 degrees all the time and goes though about 200 gals of LP in a winter.But i also have a wood burner that i fire up when...

Pretty much get what you pay for.