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After it's poured I'll strip the forms and then dig out around the perimeter and install a 16" piece of foam board vertically and a 24" piece horizontally at the base of the concrete. then rebackfill and in the process put some flashing around it similar to what on the existing building

It will effectively be inside the building, only thing it might be exposed to is getting bumped and those PVC 90s will protect it pretty good.

Ready to pour. 6.5 yards

Insides of my failed controller. I was expecting to see more black gunk besides the relay terminals

When I talked to someone at stanadyne they said only the db2 had the hardened parts. None were ever available for the ds4

There are no hardened parts for the ds4.

check your controller

The fan doesn't roar as loud when you're up to speed because there's air already moving through the stack

So an update I replaced my fan clutch because of the long delay to engage, 5-20 minutes. At first everything seemed normal. Then made a trip to Seward to pickup a truck for my son, not so good. Even leaving the override switch on the clutch wouldn't work. Tried swapping the relay but...

I always liked your lift. I'd go back with it. To minimize the strain on rod ends probably should have a dropped pitman and idler arm

I put a 30" led light bar up where the plow lights are. Then another 30 bar on top of the back rack for backing up as well as a couple of pod lights the illuminate the rear wheels. Sometimes it feels like you spend more time in reverse than forward.

Or get the 99 style overflow

IIRC on my 96 I ran it under the airbox kinda in the corner

Got a little more dirt work done

I don't remember there being much discussion on flow just how well they sealed to keep dirt out

got the hole filled. Trying to get some water on it to help with compaction, mother nature is assisting. That's the storm total the pink is roughly 3" so far

Check the reverse piston travel too.

I'd be checking the motor mounts out now too. They've been doing alot of extra work

Is it possible that your trinity switch is hanging up?

To meet code, which I don't have to it'd 42". I'm actually doing a monoslab so when you do that you don't have to do 42", not sure I understand the logic there at least for code. The excavating I did there was to get rid of the overburden which holds alot of moisture and can frost heave. I'll...