For AAA Licensed Drivers, a Courtesy Road Kit

Below are the details for the upcoming dates. Please let me know the days and time. Maple is always going to be a problem with potential blotching. The flooring manufacturers probably spend a lot of time perfecting their recipe. No magic bullets. Check out The Wood Whisperer on Youtube - he has 2 or 3 videos on finishing blotchy woods. All pretreatments/conditioners work the same way -- sealing off the wood, because the wood isn't going to absorb stain evenly. You are going to find a dozen suggested solutions. So first thing you do is get a bunch maple boards, I like about 1/4" x 2.5" x 18" and test each method and view the results. Write down your recipe on each board and save the test pieces for future reference. Myself, if using a pretreatment on maple, I use 2 coats of a 1:10 mix of water and PVA glue (Titebond III). I also use dyes rather than stain (General Finishes Dye Stains) which may or might not reduce tendency to blotch. Thank you A A A Providing reliable support and services for members and residents. PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT Your Courtesy Roadside Kit Due to your residence within a participating regional service area, you can receive a Roadside Courtesy Bundle. This kit is provided at no charge to eligible residents through the local program. You will not be billed for the kit. Access Your Courtesy Kit → What Your Kit Includes The Courtesy Bundle contains practical items to assist with common vehicle situations. Heavy-duty jumper cables Safety triangle reflector set Multi-tool with pliers and blade Insulated work gloves Sealed first-aid supplies Reflective safety vest Durable towing strap Portable air compressor LED flashlight with batteries Emergency phone charger Tire pressure gauge Waterproof document pouch Basic repair guide handbook Non-perishable roadside flares Kits are available based on current program inventory for residents in eligible localities. This program is made available to residents in your area as part of ongoing community support initiatives. To confirm your details and arrange for your courtesy kit, please follow the steps provided. We are pleased to extend this practical resource to you as a resident within the service region. Thank you for being part of our service community. © AAA. All offerings are subject to program terms and residency verification.

As you can see from the last pic, I have a ledge at the deep end of the garage that is 3ft deep and 7 inch tall. Because of the ledge the Garage is too short for the new car. The car has a ground clearance of 5.5 inches. If I can park the car on a raised platform, then the front of the car can stay over the ledge. This is what I'm trying to build. (Sorry about the crappy diagram) Green lines are 4x4 Ground Contact Pressure-Treated Timber of 8ft length. Red lines are 4x4 Ground Contact Pressure-Treated Timber of 12ft length. Whites space are basically space between two beams. Black boxes are two 4-inch curb ramps from Amazon My questions are 1. What would be the recommended spacing between green beams 2. How do I connect the green beans to the red beams 3. Any thing else I should know about. Thank you!