tangeloman
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I have sat here and read through all 42 pages of this thread that you have written over the last three seasons of installs.
I am also a person who has never done this before and it is great to see your growth in skills and creativity over the time. It is kind of weird that for you all this has taken two years, but for me, two days.
There is sooo much info in this thread, wiring diagrams, welding tips, purchase and fab ideas, etc. This is very much a valuable thread. I know how hard it was for you last year to keep the project going. As someone working on projects alone, I know how hard it is to stop and take pictures and you have done a wonderful job. lots of large detailed pictures with each important post.
This post read like a book. There was a begining with character development. You as the lead and all of these helpful "dawgs" coming in with expertise along the way. The rising action was your front bags with LCA and UCA giving you trouble and then the weeks following where you wanted to sell it all since no one was there to help.
With a little encouragement from the supporting roles, you stayed with it one more year and now I can read the excitement in your posts even with the trivial problems you are encountering.
I know I will jump on here to ask questions and I hope my thread gets the love and adoration your's has.
I am going to shoot a show with my build and I hope to give you credit where it is deserved.
This is my first post and hopefully first of many. I wanted you to have my first since you have put so much work to inadvertently effect my future build.
Thank you and I cant wait until next season after the snow has thawed and you restart the build. Maybe me being in these hot friggin humid climate, I will be able to catch up with you.
-Joe Mullins CTO
Turner Broadcasting
Atlanta, GA