Project Crowdmower : Ford Chassis, Chevy Motor, and Nissan Transmission

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The drawing isnt quite up to spec, it has changed slightly since then. It was mainly for determining electrical outlet locations and wiring quantity.

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Whats up everyone. Been a bit delayed gettig this updated with all the COVID-19 stuff going on. Wifes home with the kids and im still at work so thats played a part in it. Ive gotten a decent bit done since the last update. ALso had another set back time wise for the garage. We decided to change our closet into the new baby's room once we found out it was a girl. Our closet is MASSIVE 7x13. Plenty of space for an on suite nursery while she is younger. Once she is older she will share a room with her sister.

ANYWAY, back to the garage. We left off with clearing out all the leaves. The dirt back here was very uneven and sloped quite a bit. That combined with all the roots and weeds it made it hell to level out. Once leveled out i was able to dig the holes and put in the first row of post to set the height based off the slab. Once the first set of post were set i was able to set the depth and start digging those holes Currently the first row of poles are cemented in, however i have yet to do the second. It was at this point work turned toward the baby room. It is nearly complete, i just have to finish the last third of the wood floor, paint the baseboards and crown molding, and touch up a few spots on the walls. Then my wife can go crazy decorating and i can get back to work on the garage.


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Also, i took a small timelaspe of me taking down some small trees that are in the way of the garage extension.