Provisions for moving a PM-1054TS

dabear3428 said:
funny thing, i was in lowes the other night and my wife wanted to have me look at swamp coolers, saying wouldn't that keep you from having to put A/C in the shop. all i could see was a huge mass of rust where my equipment use to be.
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You are 100% correct, swamp coolers (evaporation coolers) do not work well 9 days out of 10 in south (Gulf Coast) Texas because the air is already saturated. I often wonder why they are marketed here.
 
verbotenwhisky said:
You are 100% correct, swamp coolers (evaporation coolers) do not work well 9 days out of 10 in south (Gulf Coast) Texas because the air is already saturated. I often wonder why they are marketed here.
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i'm a little better here 60 miles inland but I already have to do rust removal every time i want to use my equipment. actually the swamp cooler would be fine for me, it is just not good for the equipment.
 
dabear3428 said:
i'm a little better here 60 miles inland but I already have to do rust removal every time i want to use my equipment. actually the swamp cooler would be fine for me, it is just not good for the equipment.
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I have a mini split with a dehumidifying setting.
 
Just for fun said:
You could build in a removable section of the front wall. After you get your equipment moved in, reinstall the wall.

At that point you could also use equepment to move your machinery at least into the shop. You are still going to need someway of getting the mill off the create.
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my plan is to do a 36" door inside of a 6' wide section of wall that is hinged, so take out a few screws and swing the wall back and have an almost ceiling height by 6' wide opening to move anything in/out and a normal 36" door there the rest of the time.
i'm tall so i plan to put all of my heavy equipment on a permanent frame that raises the working surface and allows a pallet jack to roll under for moving. I have tried the leveling casters but I'm unhappy with the amount of squish the solid pads leave in the equipment.
 
dabear3428 said:
my plan is to do a 36" door inside of a 6' wide section of wall that is hinged, so take out a few screws and swing the wall back and have an almost ceiling height by 6' wide opening to move anything in/out and a normal 36" door there the rest of the time.
i'm tall so i plan to put all of my heavy equipment on a permanent frame that raises the working surface and allows a pallet jack to roll under for moving. I have tried the leveling casters but I'm unhappy with the amount of squish the solid pads leave in the equipment.
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I just have leveling pads under my stuff, when I move back to the farm I intend to bolt stuff down.
 
verbotenwhisky said:
I just have leveling pads under my stuff, when I move back to the farm I intend to bolt stuff down.
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I'm thinking that i just want a wider and taller base but it would be easy to change to bolted with the same base.
where is the "farm"?
 
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