I just did the same thing to my workshop. The metal supplier suggested splitting my ceiling into sections, I thinks since I did mine by myself for the most part, glad I did. Good job.
I really enjoy your shed remodeling videos, and the new garage videos at your former residence!!.. I've watched them all two or three times!.. Thank you Tim, Christy & Katriel...
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes I will, thank you.. I've been falling behind watching your new episodes here during the summer months.. Also glad to here you got your heart issue resolved.. That's scary stuff, plus you're still a young man!!..
Tim I can see great improvements in you're channel. I have watched for almost 2 years and the quality is night and day. Keep doing what your doing Tim.
Awesome video. You have come a long ways with rehabbing the barn. Doing it yourselves will save a lot bux in the long run. Thank you for sharing, and God Bless from Phoenix. Russ.
I went to the mailbox today and there was a package in it for me. Opened up the package and brand new box of Isotunes Free was waiting for me. Opened them up and my college age daughter tried to run off with them, but after a short struggle got them back. They were very easy to sync to the phone, the instructions are clear and simple. I started up my JoyFM app and the music sounded great. I let the girls have a listen and my wife really likes them with both of the girls being impressed with the sound quality, which I'm afraid I will lose them to one of the girls if I leave them laying around (may end up having to buy a pair or two for a Christmas gifts), I'm looking forward to giving them a try while I'm my tractor to see how the noise reduction works. Thanks Tim for the very NICE bluetooth hearing protection.
Great idea to hold the bag to rake it in the blower, I set the blower on the ground and worked from a pickup bed and used full bags to make up the difference. Much easier than picking up the bag of insulation
Looking good! Wish we had menards up here in maine ......rural king too! We are lucky to have tsc! Even that.........45min away. Lows, harbor frieght, walmart.......an hour away! Closest samsclub and bj is bangor.......3.5 hours away
Don’t make us wait too long. I can think of several things that have been mentioned. I also put in a few regular 120V outlets in my ceiling for pull-down lights and retractable cords etc. Great progress on your project. I’m feeling warmer already 😉. Blessings to all of you!
I-L-L! I saw the magnet/sticker on your tool chest. I'm finishing the ceiling in my pole barn right now as well with some Menards Durapanel. I appreciate the videos man! Keep up the good work!
Actually, on second thoughts, it won't be. A fan needs serious structural support and wiring down to a special switch. It might be the Big Ass shoplight though. That's my guess.
I don't know if you did this but if you put the sheet metal in a stake and drill through all of them it makes it easier and will look nice because all the screws will all be in a straight row just a helpful tip, keep up the good work
My guess would be an oil change pit in the floor and the cord is for the trouble light. Great crew putting up the ceiling. I should have been there to give you a LIFT up onto the scaffold.
I don't know what type of bracing you have in the upper part of the barn to hold the insulation you all blew in, but if it isn't correct the panels will fall and there goes the insulation as well.
You can also rent scaffolding, my local store has these units and a larger model that frankly, this job could have benefited from. I've worked on both, and these units are just so-so.
Off subject here, but would you mind doing a comparison of the LS M125 and 1025R? Seems too good to be true with pricing on new TLB models. Over $5k more for the deere. Would be curious of your thoughts on LSM125
Had a few ?’s for you Tim looking to insulate my small pole barn What kind of fasteners or screws did you use for the sheet metal on the ceiling? And is that the fiberglass blow in insulation or some other kind? Thanks and keep the great videos coming love watching you all.
my guess and i really really have no clue at all but im going to shoot for heating / aircon but you might already be doing that and that might not be a surprise lol
Yeah, I was instructed to install insulation fabric to keep the cellulose off the metal and allow airflow. Wish I could've run it along the bottom edge of the joists before hanging the metal ceiling, but I REALLY don't want to unscrew all bazillion of those screws. :/
Tim, I got my scaffolding, just like yours, at Tractor Supply. I've only got one so far and it proves very handy for a wealth of tasks. Currently it's a roll-around tool-caddy for everything I'm using while building insulated wall sections around the perimeter of our barn.
And you're correct about the Menard's deal. $98 and I just bought one today from Home Depoo for $149 and that was a deal. It's 100lbs stronger, but I may have to see if I can add them together because I'm too lazy to return it now. :)
Tractor Time with Tim ok I mean obviously I was to late to win and as late to the party as I am I’ve seen your lift I’m pretty sure lol. The iso tunes would’ve been a cool prize to win. Thanks for the response!
💥 Hey Tim, I’m guessing a trolly crane. I’ve ratchet strapped a ladder to the top of one of those scaffolds before. I wouldn’t suggest it though. 🤪 Keep on tractoring! 👍
I just did the same thing to my workshop. The metal supplier suggested splitting my ceiling into sections, I thinks since I did mine by myself for the most part, glad I did. Good job.
I really enjoy your shed remodeling videos, and the new garage videos at your former residence!!.. I've watched them all two or three times!.. Thank you Tim, Christy & Katriel...
Thanks Terry! Glad you like them! Check out our new shelterlogic playlist...we’re publishing another episode from it tomorrow.
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes I will, thank you.. I've been falling behind watching your new episodes here during the summer months.. Also glad to here you got your heart issue resolved.. That's scary stuff, plus you're still a young man!!..
Tim I can see great improvements in you're channel. I have watched for almost 2 years and the quality is night and day. Keep doing what your doing Tim.
Joe, we have had scheduled upload times for 2 years ...at least.
Electric heater
@@TractorTimewithTim never noticed that lol
My bad
Awesome video. You have come a long ways with rehabbing the barn. Doing it yourselves will save a lot bux in the long run. Thank you for sharing, and God Bless from Phoenix. Russ.
I went to the mailbox today and there was a package in it for me. Opened up the package and brand new box of Isotunes Free was waiting for me. Opened them up and my college age daughter tried to run off with them, but after a short struggle got them back. They were very easy to sync to the phone, the instructions are clear and simple. I started up my JoyFM app and the music sounded great. I let the girls have a listen and my wife really likes them with both of the girls being impressed with the sound quality, which I'm afraid I will lose them to one of the girls if I leave them laying around (may end up having to buy a pair or two for a Christmas gifts), I'm looking forward to giving them a try while I'm my tractor to see how the noise reduction works.
Thanks Tim for the very NICE bluetooth hearing protection.
Great idea to hold the bag to rake it in the blower, I set the blower on the ground and worked from a pickup bed and used full bags to make up the difference. Much easier than picking up the bag of insulation
I like the updates on the building. It’s all part of the experience. 👍👍👍
This is going to look NICE! Plenty of light with that white ceiling. Good job.
Looks really nice Tim!
Great video Tim, thank you!
You folks don't use vapour barrier down there? Installing poly sheeting on the warm side and then the steel panels?
Very interesting! Makes me want to build another shed and implement some of your ideas! Keep up the great work, those tractors need a warm home.
i guess it's pretty off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Yahir Theo Meh I watch on flixportal. you can find it on google :) -bentley
@Bentley Rowen Thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it !!
@Yahir Theo You are welcome xD
Great video!
Looking good!
Wish we had menards up here in maine ......rural king too! We are lucky to have tsc! Even that.........45min away. Lows, harbor frieght, walmart.......an hour away! Closest samsclub and bj is bangor.......3.5 hours away
Nice project! Really enjoyed watching :)
A big fan from Lexington, KY. To see if the most specific answer wins the headphones, I'll bet it is the Basic 6 model to take that 240 wire.
Don’t make us wait too long. I can think of several things that have been mentioned. I also put in a few regular 120V outlets in my ceiling for pull-down lights and retractable cords etc. Great progress on your project. I’m feeling warmer already 😉. Blessings to all of you!
Looking good , gonna be worth it when done
Clearly its a Big Ass Fan :) Yes, that is a real manufacturer.
Huge fan
Shed is looking good
A New Tractor! YEA
Hi Tim and Christy nice video i will guess its a complete inspection and repair station
I-L-L! I saw the magnet/sticker on your tool chest. I'm finishing the ceiling in my pole barn right now as well with some Menards Durapanel. I appreciate the videos man! Keep up the good work!
I-N-I. !!!!!
@@TractorTimewithTim I'm from NW Illinois and have been following your page ever since I got my own 1025R last winter. I love the content man!
a ceiling fan by Big A$$ Fan
I have one...can confirm they are amazing!
Damn, that was my guess!
That was going to be my guess!
Actually, on second thoughts, it won't be. A fan needs serious structural support and wiring down to a special switch. It might be the Big Ass shoplight though. That's my guess.
That was my guess
I don't know if you did this but if you put the sheet metal in a stake and drill through all of them it makes it easier and will look nice because all the screws will all be in a straight row just a helpful tip, keep up the good work
....IF the building and trusses were square and plumb! ...but no. We had to cut each sheet to a different length
My guess would be an oil change pit in the floor and the cord is for the trouble light. Great crew putting up the ceiling. I should have been there to give you a LIFT up onto the scaffold.
Ha!
The ceiling in the scissor truss section looks good!
A Lift Of Some Kind !!
Did you install a crawl space? And how are you going to insulate the last piece?
Lol everybody working and tim is playing!
Big shop heater coming!
What about condensation on the blow in?
Ceiling fan the big one
A heater. God bless
the surprise is a big ass fan
Overhead radiant heat!
The big surprise is a ceiling mounted hoist.
I'm going out on a limb and guessing a spot light, like the batman!!!😂 Great video as always!!!!
a big hoist across the ceiling
What gauge metal was used for the interior ceiling to hold that insulation? Thanks in advance!
A giant sno cone machine!
Big heater
Keep us updated with the building progress.
I don't know what type of bracing you have in the upper part of the barn to hold the insulation you all blew in, but if it isn't correct the panels will fall and there goes the insulation as well.
Steel sheeting is corrugated so will be plenty strong. The insulation isn't a lot of weight concentrated in one area.
Big dam fan
You can also rent scaffolding, my local store has these units and a larger model that frankly, this job could have benefited from. I've worked on both, and these units are just so-so.
Tim, I have a 24x24x12 barn in Cincinnati. Similar climate. Is a vapor barrier not needed for the roof?
Tim, how did you ventilate the “attic”.
No need for vapor barrier? Will heat below steel cause condensation above ?
I dunno.
Hoist for sure
I'm gonna guess a lift to work on cars and tractors.
It's a big ass fan
deffenitly a big deisel burning Heater
Big fan and something John Deere 😊
Heater!!
A big disco glitter ball.
I was thinking ceiling fan as well!
No vapor barrier?
A big fan
You could the metal they put on the Eve's of the house to cover the door panels it comes in different colors about 24,, wide
Off subject here, but would you mind doing a comparison of the LS M125 and 1025R? Seems too good to be true with pricing on new TLB models. Over $5k more for the deere. Would be curious of your thoughts on LSM125
I’m sorry. The last comparison series wore me out.
As for my thoughts....
I would buy the 1025r.
@@TractorTimewithTim I understand. Hope ya'll are doing good. Appreciate the videos.
Big ass fan
Let it snow ❄️
I'll take a guess at radiant heaters.
Garage door opener!
infrared heater?
A green screen for making epic tractor videos!!!
Had a few ?’s for you Tim looking to insulate my small pole barn What kind of fasteners or screws did you use for the sheet metal on the ceiling? And is that the fiberglass blow in insulation or some other kind? Thanks and keep the great videos coming love watching you all.
If the surprise isn’t a HUGE ROTATING DISCO BALL, I’ll be disappointed
Really? Do you actually want to see Tim disco dancing?
He may look like John Travolta, but that doesn't mean he can dance like John Travolta. 😲
He can’t! (And likely won’t try!). :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim There is one day that you will dance.
@@TractorTimewithTim If it is a disco ball don't throw out a hip.
my guess and i really really have no clue at all but im going to shoot for heating / aircon but you might already be doing that and that might not be a surprise lol
Will the metal roof sweat and drip water on your insulation
Yeah, I was instructed to install insulation fabric to keep the cellulose off the metal and allow airflow. Wish I could've run it along the bottom edge of the joists before hanging the metal ceiling, but I REALLY don't want to unscrew all bazillion of those screws. :/
Tim, I got my scaffolding, just like yours, at Tractor Supply. I've only got one so far and it proves very handy for a wealth of tasks. Currently it's a roll-around tool-caddy for everything I'm using while building insulated wall sections around the perimeter of our barn.
Big ass ceiling fan
Looking good Tim. Don't forget to email me back about the solution for your garage door panels.
And you're correct about the Menard's deal. $98 and I just bought one today from Home Depoo for $149 and that was a deal. It's 100lbs stronger, but I may have to see if I can add them together because I'm too lazy to return it now. :)
Was the surprise revealed?
Yessir. Challenger auto lift.
Tractor Time with Tim ok I mean obviously I was to late to win and as late to the party as I am I’ve seen your lift I’m pretty sure lol. The iso tunes would’ve been a cool prize to win. Thanks for the response!
Big Ass Fan!
💥 Hey Tim, I’m guessing a trolly crane.
I’ve ratchet strapped a ladder to the top of one of those scaffolds before. I wouldn’t suggest it though. 🤪
Keep on tractoring! 👍
Can you imagine the comment stream if I had done that!
I think your getting a compact bobcat front loader.
News to me! ...but sounds good!
My guess would be for a power station to power any/all type of tools needed for working on any given project.
HVAC going in.
Tim Christi and gang never saw that kind of insulation good how you all work well together
God Bless All
PaK
Industrial ceiling fan install!
A puppy to guard the shed.
My guess is a two post automotive hoist.
Is it a fan.
My guess is a furnace!
Don't be surprised if that unsupported NM cable rubs through on the metal ceiling and starts a fire...
Heater for the shop
How about a ceil fan or a garage door opener
John Deere green big a$$ fan
A big a$$ fan!!! Dang someone beat me to it.
You are installing a electric hoist?
240 w cord to power about 4 industrial fans in there, Kevin
Big ass fan I'm planning on one in the barn I'm building now
How about a hoist to lift equipment?
you are going to wish you put two vent baffles in each bay...
Bigass Fan!
Fan from big ass fans
Is it one of those electric cords you can pull down from the ceiling