I ran a '70 White 4000 from an asphalt plant right down the road from you. Their sand 'n gravel came out of Rose Point. I'll bet you know who I'm talking about. Blue triaxel, 18' Penn bodies NH230, RT915, Hendrickson walkin' beams. Not overly blessed with power.
That 80X150 would be my choice, I bought a 100X300 2005 build for 5G had to build foundation $$$$ and hire it moved and rebuilt so 100G later got more room than I can use.
You don't want a lift to go back onto those studs? We are new here....watching first video......maybe I'm going to learn you work on big big big things that lifts won't lift lift lift.
@@weekendrestoration1498 We have one...only it hasn't been used in 20 years....so they say. We just walk around it thinking ....."ehh, who needs a lift anyway?"
@@weekendrestoration1498 Lots of people stay away from in ground lifts now because a lot of them leaked and caused contamination. I know if you have a phase 1 environmental on a commercial/industrial property they list in ground lifts in the report as potential contamination
Boy that old white brings back some great memories. Good looking work shop, sounds like you have a good plan.
Hell yeah that loader sound music to my ears 😍😍
Cool shop looking forward to more content. Regards from Australia!!
I know it is kind of randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to stream new series online?
@Braden Kohen flixportal :P
@Brett Lochlan thank you, signed up and it seems to work =) Appreciate it !!
@Braden Kohen You are welcome xD
Looking forward to seeing this project completed.
I'm drooling over these buildings and the White.
Awesome man you have a great place to work there I'm sure you guys will make it your own in no time and power that's sweet brother for sure.
You have a 920 ❤❤ i have one too love those old girls ❤
Nice looking shop. Any one of us would love to start with something like that.
some of those areas make me think of airplane hangers or storage way back in the day,
Awesome video of the shop, I look forward to seeing more videos of the progress restoring them.
I ran a '70 White 4000 from an asphalt plant right down the road from you. Their sand 'n gravel came out of Rose Point. I'll bet you know who I'm talking about. Blue triaxel, 18' Penn bodies NH230, RT915, Hendrickson walkin' beams. Not overly blessed with power.
Great shop nothing you will not be able to use great place
Great space!
Great shop project 👍
Congratulations
That looked like colour Toyota used in shops in 80s
That’s pretty bad ass shop
Awesome
That 80X150 would be my choice, I bought a 100X300 2005 build for 5G had to build foundation $$$$ and hire it moved and rebuilt so 100G later got more room than I can use.
Get a couple units called 'Bigass Fans' they are 10 feet in diameter ceiling fans.
Looks like you have 3 phase. 120/240 with a high leg, or 120/208? Looks like a great work area
Bit of elbow grease and Bob's yer Uncle!
You deserve a billing subs :)
Could replace the glass panes with lexan, some punk will throw a rock and it will bounce right back @ them
Is that the old gadjatrucking shop
Be nice if you could buy it instead of renting
Need you guys to help out and we can build a better place of our own! Thank you
You don't want a lift to go back onto those studs? We are new here....watching first video......maybe I'm going to learn you work on big big big things that lifts won't lift lift lift.
Thinking about going with an in ground lift so we don't have posts in the way
@@weekendrestoration1498 We have one...only it hasn't been used in 20 years....so they say. We just walk around it thinking ....."ehh, who needs a lift anyway?"
@@weekendrestoration1498 Lots of people stay away from in ground lifts now because a lot of them leaked and caused contamination. I know if you have a phase 1 environmental on a commercial/industrial property they list in ground lifts in the report as potential contamination
Start a Patreon page also...
Oh shit buddy I'm gonna have to stop and say hi,maybe admire your white cause you can't miss ur building if you know sw pa