Levels of jealousy go up. levels of jealousy do not come down.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 12:57am
Scored the hoist for $2550 new, the shed a bit more than that.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 12:58am
It makes it fun to skite though.
pup2,
Jan 4, 1:08am
$2550.my boss says they are to expensive and hurry up and get that starter off. Jealousy levels very high
gunhand,
Jan 4, 1:10am
Dig a pit.Actually $2550 seems very reasonable.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 1:19am
Mostly around $3k, this was an auction that finished on New Years Eve from a seller with feedback of -1. I was the only bidder. I went straight there with a trailer and cash to make sure there would be no jiggery pokery.
mugenb20b,
Jan 4, 1:20am
How long did it take you to install the hoist!
gunhand,
Jan 4, 1:21am
Still, even $3k dosnt seem much for the convenince of them.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 1:21am
In a workshop situation one would cover its cost pretty quickly.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 1:23am
Pretty much a couple of days during the break, there were no instructions with it and I wasn't in any mad rush.
lookoutas,
Jan 4, 1:23am
Funny how 'skite' popped into my head too. 'Lucky skite' then.
thejazzpianoma,
Jan 4, 1:27am
Nah good on you rob_man I am sure its well deserved. Its actually doing me a service anyhow.
Tonight Mrs Jazz has had the following arguments:
* See this guy's new shed, makes my plans look reasonable and modest doesn't it!
* Rob's hoist was only $2500
rob_man,
Jan 4, 1:30am
Pleased to be of help.
dent,
Jan 4, 1:41am
damm you rob. lol You will have everyone on this forum envious.
gmphil,
Jan 4, 2:20am
lol when read this my first day with hoist car went up n down serveral times best bucks spent
sr2,
Jan 4, 2:33am
well done mate, I'd kill for a hoist. I've got the garage room but not the stud height, enjoy.
thejazzpianoma,
Jan 4, 2:39am
Me too. but I had an idea the other day. whats the opposite of a roof chop!
attitudedesignz,
Jan 4, 2:41am
And i'll bet my left one ya still aint going to win jazz lol.
richard198,
Jan 4, 2:45am
On your own! (How did you get it in there!)
rob_man,
Jan 4, 3:43am
In pieces on a trailer and some bits in the back of the Prado.
rob_man,
Jan 4, 3:47am
That's something I considered doing to the old garage. Raising the roof and slipping prefabricated panels on top of the walls to give some height but I'm glad I did it this way because the old (Versatile) one was starting to deteriorate even though it was only 11 years old.
thejazzpianoma,
Jan 4, 4:03am
You would be amazed! I do pretty well actually. This is the same Mrs Jazz who traded her Automatic Corolla for a 1975 Alfa Spider LHD 4 weeks after we met. and just bought me a DeWalt nail gun for Christmas.
Generally I can barter my way to success. if I need to exceed the allotted 5 car maximum usually the place just becomes more of a zoo in exchange. Trouble is I think she wants a goat next. hmmmm.
thejazzpianoma,
Aug 10, 6:40pm
I am amazed how crappily built mine is too. (might actually be a versatile and not a skyline. will have to check).
Because this is the "extra" shed (I have a full basement workshop, 2 car sized dirt floor storage and soon to be completed single garage as well as the double skyline) I wouldn't be getting away with a new one in a hurry. You have to draw the line somewhere. sadly.
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