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[foxman]

Hey  Joe Vibe, That's a nice set up you've got there. Where does the control/pump line hook up when it is retracted down into the floor?

[JoeVibe]

When I cut out the floor I cut a slot towards my tool box to run the hydraulic line through. If you look at the first picture you'll see it now.

[Chains]

Nice job, looks very user friendly. 

[JoeVibe]

Nice job, looks very user friendly. 

Thanks!

[D-N-D]

Looks Great Brother !!!!

[kiro]

Well done Joe! Think this would make a lot of guys envious - including me... 

[9 1/2 Beers]

 Very cool Joe

 I would like to do the same 

 Marty

[SBB]

Very cool Joe

What you expect, Joe is a very cool member with a good running bike!

 

SBB

[9 1/2 Beers]

What you expect, Joe is a very cool member with a good running bike!

 

SBB

Agreed 

[3mcam]

Great Idea. I like it. I now have another project on the list. Great job, Thanks for the pix's.

[Ghost__Rider]

My buddy bought one of these and it is made just like my handy and without knowing it you'd think it was a handy.


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[JoeVibe]

Thanks for the kind words everyone! I definitely respect the opinions of the members of this site. It was quite a project but I'm really happy with results.

Great Idea. I like it. I now have another project on the list. Great job, Thanks for the pix's.

One tip (warning), cutting the old concrete and laying the new makes way more mess than you would think!

[Chains]

Thanks for the kind words everyone! I definitely respect the opinions of the members of this site. It was quite a project but I'm really happy with results.


One tip (warning), cutting the old concrete and laying the new makes way more mess than you would think!

I was looking at the cuts you made, first thought was oh my God what a mess that must make.  Did you cut is dry or rent a wet saw.  Seems other than the slurry, a wet saw would be cleaner.

[JoeVibe]

I was looking at the cuts you made, first thought was oh my God what a mess that must make.  Did you cut is dry or rent a wet saw.  Seems other than the slurry, a wet saw would be cleaner.

It was a wet saw. I actually hired a local concrete cutting company to do that part for me. They tried to wet vac the slurry up as best they could but there was still a mess. When they were plunging the blade into the cement there was a mix of dust and mud. The dust went everywhere. I had hung plastic from the floor up about six feet where they were working and the dust still worked its way around it. I blew most of the dust down with an air hose and then mopped the floor three or four times and got 99% of it cleaned up. If I were to do it again I would spend more time covering everything.

[smkymtnboy]

you can rent the saw. easy way to hold down the mess enclose the area to be cut with a plastic hut (bubble)and wear a mask while doing the cutting. tape a shop-vac hose thru the bubble.