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Yeah, but now you can look at it as being one year ahead, instead of one month behind! [thumbzup] Because all you have to do is wait: - Another winter is coming.

Absolutely not. That is one fine piece of rolling hardware!

I found a place to start. It might not be exactly the best solution to the problem, but maybe you can get some ideas from the concept. The product is called an "Insulated Panel System" http://www.sips.org/

You know, there is some kind of insulated structural material that's used in post-and-beam construction for roofing. It might work for this application. Because you're right: a cold floor kills all sense of comfort, even if the air temp in the space is toasty. I'll see if I can't find something...

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Whoa; what are the odds of THAT! That's amazing. Great find!!

Hope you recover OK, and get a new routine going soon. And welcome to Clyde15, also.

Missed it if it was mentioned here: - But is there power to tracks in in both units? - Or is it tractor+trailer?

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know Publisher claims that it's all here in this issue: - The Drone Low-Down http://discovermagazine.com/drone360

That's a real morale booster, right there: Doctor: I have some good news and bad news. Patient: Ok, well... Give me the good news first. Doctor: You have 24-Hours to live. Patient: How is that good news?!? So what's the bad news?? Doctor: I've been trying to call you since yesterday.

HeyTimOno; welcome.

Thank you, Skull Crusher; and I send equally good wishes to you also. And Yes, one never knows: - Do one!? Maybe something Russian, like your beautiful brute!

That must have been a nightmare busting those boards off of the carriage bolts (looks like they're about 6" on center). I wouldn't even want to think about messing with all that.

Got it; thank you. It looks great!

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That is a serious flagpole set-up; righteous: - If you can pull it off, love to see a shot (or two) of the pole set up and functional.

That would makes sense; and explain the similarity.

That was some major labor you got done there QUDJEEPER; and I know that was no piece of cake. It's hard to tell, but is the flooring some kind of tongue-and-groove 5/4 stock layed directly on the sheet metal pan (i.e., no sleepers)? And was it bolted down? Or are those studs of some kind?

You got a major piece of labor out of the way there, QUADJEEPER; I know that was a lot of work. It's hard to tell, but was the flooring some kind of tongue-and-groove 5/4 stock laying directly on the metal sheet pan (i.e., no sleepers)? And was it bolted down? Or are those studs of some kind?

Yeah, I get it; an anemometer (long time since I used that word). If you try camping someday on Mt. Washington, that thing might generate enough lift to get your 5-ton airborne!