remodeling equipment time

Ron Musgraves

Ron Musgraves

Exterior Restoration Specialist
Staff member
Just sharing photos of remodel job. I have enjoyed maiking everything steel rather than wood. I would love if i could afford aluminum.

These rubber blocks are fantastic.
 

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nice job Ron. Looks like you run a while before you need to refuel. I like that Idea instead of bringing a bunch of cans.

Tim
Excel Maintenance
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Looks good Ron. I bet with all of those blocks there is no way that tank is going anywhere. Is there anything under the tank to keep it form rubbing on the steel or dos in not matter?
 
Larry B said:
Looks good Ron. I bet with all of those blocks there is no way that tank is going anywhere. Is there anything under the tank to keep it form rubbing on the steel or dos in not matter?
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No it does not matter.

Russ, Not any lately. Built a few new ones, sold a 5 old ones back about a year ago.
 
Tim Mcculla said:
nice job Ron. Looks like you run a while before you need to refuel. I like that Idea instead of bringing a bunch of cans.

Tim
Excel Maintenance
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about 45 gals each.
 
Hi Russ

For stainless steel i have been told to clean it with baby oil.
and once you have that done, just smear a bit on there to keep it good.
any body else heard this.


davy
 
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