I wonder how much of a pain it is to bring that down and put it up again or what kind of process are we talking about here.
 
What's the weight on all of that?

It's a 2 person lift.  I mean I can do it by myself (and I have)... but it's not fun.  I'd guess its 125-150ish.  The kind where you feel muscles expand...lol. 
 
I've only taken it down 2 times total.  1 to get it to my new house, and here just recently to replace fluids at the year mark.

Nazarus
It's a 2 person lift.  I mean I can do it by myself (and I have)... but it's not fun.  I'd guess its 125-150ish.  The kind where you feel muscles expand...lol. 
 
I've only taken it down 2 times total.  1 to get it to my new house, and here just recently to replace fluids at the year mark.

Wow that's nuts and I've always felt my 900D fully loaded feels 100+lbs.  Maybe or around that range but still, that's determination to get it done either way.  Yours looks much heavier as stated already. lol 
 
Great setup.  

Always enjoy seeing all of these different approaches to builds.    Awesome work

danperry13
Nice! I've had issues with TT PSU's hopefully you won't :P 

I've only had issues with Corsair PSU.  Not because it failed.  But because the fan sounded like it was out of sync from a bearing.  And as we all know, opening a PSU voids warranty.  I still have 90% of my PSUs I've ever installed.  The Corsair and Dell from my laptop graphics amplifier were the only ones i had to discard.  The challenge is discarding the stuff properly. 

Latest Work.  Added 7.2 surround sound since I didn't have anywhere to put everything after the TV upgrade in the living room.

Well done, i gave you a +1 on the mods rigs.

This build is like fine wine, it just gets better with age. 

 
Looks great, and congrtats on the new house! +1 from me 
 

 
Wow nice build and totally winning man cave! Well done.