Guys, this support group isn't helping too much, all this trailer talk is not what I need right now. I've been lusting over 6'x12' enclosed trailers all week--and now Decks went and fell off the wagon and is bragging about it--I'm feeling week.

Good thing Memphis is a long way off!!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7627206381&ssPageName=ADME:B:DS:US:28

The 6'x12' is just what I'm looking for--unless Robie is giving away his 6x10 cheap. I just wish they were a little taller inside. I know bigger is better, but I also have to park it next to my house.

 

Congratulations on the trailer. It will see a lot of use BUT, it ain't big enough...never is. Mine is 6 x 10 and it's way too small. Getting ready to go with the 7 x 16. Trust me on this one.

I understand it may not be big enough long term but I think it will do since I am going from just my truck to this. I did go in with the intention to get a 5 x 8 (5' interior height) but once I walked in it and then in the 6 x 10 it was all over. The kicker was that the 6 x 10 was only $600 more than the 5 x 8. The other deciding factor for me about the size is that part of the area I cover has some tight access issues - some places don't even have a driveway I can use to park in.

Give an addict a break would you! I just tell you a strayed and bought a 6 x 10 and you start in with "that's not big enough, you need a 7 x 16". What's a guy git to do to get a little support around here?

Where's my sponsor?

 

At least you didn't do what I did. I waited for probably 5 years before I made the plunge. The other factor was that I wanted it built a specific way, no buying off the lot. I spent $8500.00 for it and wouldn't change a thing. I'll post pictures of it later today(after I wash it). I set up a mobile shop inside which is what I wanted.

Dave.

 

OK here are the pictures. I decided not to wash it til later. I'm not quite done with the cabinets yet. I'm going to face frame them and install doors and a formica top, I've just been too lazy to do it.

Dave.

 

My favorite tool in there is the RC Truck...no doubt about it.

 

Hi my name is Dave I went off on a little binge, but had to because all my stuff is junk.

I came here because I was forced to after buying , all this "stuff" 04 F650 chip dump, a 04 F550 diesel, 4x4, chip dump, and finally a 04 Morbark 15, diesel, with winch (15" chipper), 2 new Sthil 440s, 2 new Sthil 220Ts & finally 1 husky 350. Cost me about $80K but was worth it. Okay thats it. :thumbup:

BTW I was made to look for some place that could help me and you guys were the closest people that understands my/our addictions.

 

Hi my name is Dave I went off on a little binge, but had to because all my stuff is junk.

I came here because I was forced to after buying , all this "stuff" 04 F650 chip dump, a 04 F550 diesel, 4x4, chip dump, and finally a 04 Morbark 15, diesel, with winch (15" chipper), 2 new Sthil 440s, 2 new Sthil 220Ts & finally 1 husky 350. Cost me about $80K but was worth it. Okay that it. :thumbup:

BTW I was made to look for some place that could help me and you guys were the closest people to what I am addicted to I could find.

And let me guess, you work a regular factory job, but had a son/daughter that might need to use things like that??:jester:

Reason I stated (ribbing ya) b-i-l works at John Deere and a guy that works next to him just bought a '06 $54,000 F-550 dump cuz his "kids might need to use it LMFAO!!!

 

I do tree and landscaping full time.

 

I do tree and landscaping full time.

LOL, at least your in the business to utilze then, but sorry for your loss

Can we get a group hug to make you feel better LMAO!!:jester:

 

Screw it, long as I'm here:

Did'nt want to say anything since it's redundant and I needed them, but I

1. hired a new guy to just do storm door installs-LOL-yeah that busy with them

2. Bought him a complete line of tools strictly for installing storm doors

3. Got another company celly to give him for emegencies

total for #2 and #3 was just short of $700 yesterday.....but I did it right and exchanged all my old tools in my bag and my old stuff in his bag.:thumbup:

 

I fell off the wagon HARD this week:

1. 6'x6'x10' enclosed trailer + new trailer hitch
2. Dewalt 18V XRP Jigsaw
3. Dewalt 18V XRP Cutout tool
4. Dewalt Mitre Saw Stand

 

Big Dave, you're sick! I've never had a shop that looked that good. I'm sure that the big cabinet shop is still sporting original sawdust from a decade ago.:laughing:

 

Well I havent bought a tool in days,my last 2 were ext. cords,but they shouldnt count mine were stolen off job.:sad: I have been strong,but i feel myself being pulled to the big blue box. nice trailer BIG DAVE!

 

I've really been feeling the urge to buy some Bronco's. They are these really cool tri-pod adjustable stands for putting picks on and other things. I'm getting paid from a big job tomorrow too. I'm really trying to hold out, but oh the scaffolding possibilities.....

Real glad I found this post. I know some others with these same issues.:laughing:

 

I've really been feeling the urge to buy some Bronco's. They are these really cool tri-pod adjustable stands for putting picks on and other things. I'm getting paid from a big job tomorrow too. I'm really trying to hold out, but oh the scaffolding possibilities.....

Real glad I found this post. I know some others with these same issues.:laughing:

We got a killer deal on ours, warehouse we get alot of siding oout of screwed the pooch and basically we got a 2 fer one deal on the bronco's:clap: These things are invaluable if you do alot of work on single story ranch homes as far as siding. The pictures show them on roofs with staggered legs to offset pitch, but dont personally know if I'm that daring LOL!!:w00t: Do yourself a favor and label each hole 1,2,3,4,etc...on each leg, it sure makes life easier when your working on level ground to get the stands level. They go upto 6' and if you consider an average 5'10" guy plus a 4-5" thick plank thickness you can reach 10-12' off the ground with these things.

you WILL NOT regret them!!! Another great set-up we have and use ALOT, it looks like a doubled sided 3' step ladder but is approx 4' wide. When capping windows i like the fact the steps are extra wide so your feet dont crown around the rung on a standrad type ladder rung and they are very stable as well....not adjustiable like the bronco's but still a great tool/ladder

 

In this the season of giving......I have been bad....... I have been selfish and bought tools for me...... In the last 2 weeks I have bought:
2 new Dewalt 15 gauge finish guns
2 Max coil siding guns
Ridgid TP1300 Planer
Dust collection system
2 65' poly air hoses

I have also purchased tools for employees Christmas gifts, brothers Christmas gifts.

I just can't help it.......Maybe I'll feel better after Christmas if I get the Occidental tool rig I asked santa for!

I did manage to not buy tools for the wife, she got diamond earrings and a diamond ring.

 

Hello my name is John and i've been clean for 9hrs. I'm really glad you have this thread available for me as maybe discussing my addiction will help me over come it or at least control it. I just yesterday bought a new:
2 pack 18v cordless Craftsman drills (Sears)
14 amp circular saw
set of new screw drivers
Bosch framing gun
Bosch staple gun
On the way home stopped by a pawn shop and picked up 2 used Dewalt drywall screw guns ( fresh out of the back) a real steal of 50.00 bucks each ( originally 69.99 each ) and a pair of stilts ( that one of my employees can use, does that count? ) I also went to the tool auction last night after dinner and picked up some odd and ends also
gloves 5.00 (12 pack)
thermal socks 5.00 (12 pack) it is starting to get cold here
a dozen rolls of electrical tape 2.00
and a hand full of misc. hand tools more screw drivers and wood chisels.....
If there are any of you out there that can sponsor me and help me I would greatly appreciate it. I am weak and having these urges again esp. since HD new flyer came out today in the sunday paper. Thanks

 

Bump Brilliant thread!!!
Ive been clean 2 days, i went out and bought myself a new Dewalt Router, and a makita Planner.
Im dying to get myself new Dewalt Cordless Screw gun (possibly a panasonic think they are 24V), Hitachi SDS Drill and a dewalt 2nd fix gun:w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t:

 

Hello,my names is Jason and I'm an addict.
2 weeks ago- Makita LXT218
1 week ago 3 carhartt shirts and 3 pants (do they count?)
yesterday- Festool TS 55
my wife knows nothing of it,and I'm scared she'll find out I relapsed

 

my name is jeff and im a tool aholic,
this week i managed to contain myself somewhat to restocking on olfa blades and picking up some air hose fittings, a new speed square and some work gloves, all in all $100.

next week though could be harsh, new compressor much needed and want a bosch 18 gauge nailer and maybe a hitachi framer

 

I noticed the last post in 2006 by jcllc mentioned a Bosch framing gun and staple gun. I didn't know they made them before their current lineup that started showing up last year.

It's been a light month. It was my wife's birthday a couple of weeks ago. Kinda blew my budget. Planning on making it up next week with a couple of compressors, though. :clap:

 

Hello
My name is Jim and I need help staying on the wagon. I went to the outdoor shop on the Navy Base today to see if they had any crazy good deals. They are blowing out Irwin, Milwaukee, and Makita SDS Max and Spline bits for between $17 and $27ea. From half " to at least 1 3/8" Coreing heads also. Some of them are the multipoint bits. I am Soooooo tempted to spend $300 on bits. This is a problem becuase if I spent that much on SDS Max or spline bits I would need to get another hammer drill or two since the two buldogs I have are SDS Plus. I need help!
Jim

 

Give in Jim, when Hilti changed the laser weld on their premium SDS+ imperial bits they sold them off at around 70-80% off....I bought every bit over 12" in length; cost me almost 400 dollars but in the long-run it was an excellent investment!

 

I know I'm going to do it but the kicker is the not haveing an SDS Max Drill part!

 

My name is Robert, I'm a toolaholic. Couldn't resist slipping into Menards and buying a new 2' level and 50 pack of Lenox Gold blades. I fully intend on binging this weekend at all of my local tool retailers and every lurking on Craigslist for a HO used Paslode Impulse framer.

I feel my loved ones are staging an intervention soon. :whistling:

 

This week I bought Bosch table saw, Dewalt cordless jigsaw, and Bosch 12v recip saw. End of the year is my excuse.

 

This week I bought 2 new systainers, getting ready to order another one Monday.