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Best Wall Connector Position? Front or Side?
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Hoosier-Daddy
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I have been dethrowned (but not by much)!OK, smart guy, you’re right I’ve been trying to do this, and the stuff keeps accumulating. There’s a reason you’re a moderator!
It’s not impossible, but it would take some time and planning to clear all this out and move it up onto the walls and ceiling. The worst thing is the “Home Depot 12 foot skeleton” i said yes to my wife to get this forgetting how big the box would be to store!!! This is embarrassing guys…what is the expression airing your dirty laundry?!
As you can see, I’ve got some sense of organization happening.
Got a couple of bikes I need to sell.
Maybe I could hang that skeleton from the ceiling?! Out of box?! How about the wagon? My Japanese Makita lawnmower should fit nicely on the shelf, which is why I downsized from the bigger, black and decker I had. Glad I don’t have the wheelbarrow anymore lol
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It's true, check out all that space I could be using. I've mounted Gladiator gear shelves on each side but nothing in the center.
I wonder if that damn skeleton box would fit there? Probable too tall? 44x44x27" high...
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EVer Hopeful
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You know, if the skeleton gets "lost", nobody will notice until next October . . .
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EVer Hopeful
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Well maybe if you installed the hitch into the receiver then you'd get some protection (though any impact would be tranfered directly to the frame of the vehicle) but you'd have to look closely at mine to even know I had the tow hitch option, as all you could see was a faint line round the edge of the cover plate
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I don’t think so. They are rated for outdoor use. In my case I do have a ledge over it though. I’ve charged at at hotels and universities that are just mounted on poles etc. with no covering at all and they seem just fine.
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They are outdoor rated, so not really. You wouldnt want to point your waterhose at it, but for regular weather outside (even snow and such) it should be fine.
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thank you!
I really surprised myself. Admittedly, the garage was well-equipped with hooks, Proslat shelves, and such.
I arrived home early with the intention of having a good workout. I went out to the garage to look at my car, and was taken aback by its chaotic state. Feeling a bit embarrassed, I decided to document the mess to hold myself accountable. The process of organizing became my workout, and I shared the final photos 1 1/2 to 2 hours later as a way of completing my task.
P.S. I did move some stuff out of the garage, stuff that I’m going to sell or throw out if it doesn’t sell. Some old bikes, a wagon, etc. a couple of boxes filled with crap no idea what they were doing occupying that precious tessy space.
Thanks again for the kind words guys!
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What do you mean? Tesla says they are indoor outdoor rated. I don’t think we’re talking IP ratings here, not submerging them underwater,
but can you mount them on a pole outside? Yes you can. Rated for Outdoors
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What do you mean? Tesla says they are indoor outdoor rated. I don’t think we’re talking IP ratings here, not submerging them underwater,
Rated for Outdoors
Arent we saying the same thing? The question was " is weather a problem" and I was saying "not really, no it isnt"....
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Yes you’re right sorry, my bad, I just read your message wrong! “They are outdoor rated, so not really.” as if you were disagreeing with the rating.
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Nope. I had mine temporarily installed outside for several months while my new garage was being built, and it was fine, even after heavy rain.
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