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Looks good! I think I'll start painting mine this week.

Luckily I used Siemens breakers. Took that 50a one with me and matched it up at the store and the Siemens was the one that looked best to me.

It's done. Everything went smoothly. Checked those wires coming in, and they are actually clean. Bad lighting in the pic I suppose. Thanks everyone! Sent from my Motorola Galaxy s3 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

Thanks for the info guys, will report back with either success or baconized fingers. haha. preferably the former. Headed to the Home Depot for a couple breakers and then time to finish this thing up.

Ok guys, thanks for the info. SO i will change out that 50A breaker for a 20A? for the lift. It's rated at 15A max. regarding the moisture presence... I'm not sure why i tlooks like that... no actual water leak that I can find. It rained like hell yesterday and I took the cover off today...

Here are a few of mine. Just getting it together. Moved in back in March, so it's a work in progress as they all are. Going to get concrete poured in here as well sometime. hopefully sooner rather than later.

ok, I think the info i need is in your post, just trying to translate it to something I can understand. the first part about running a separate breaker for the welder I udnerstand, will do. So that 50A breaker techincally has 220V in it, all i need to is run my cable from the lift to that...

Ok everyone, I"m an automotive electrical genius but with AC, i'm clueless for the most part. I can put in outlets and whatnot, but I don't udnerstand much beyond that. Here is a pic of my current breaker box in the garage. There's an empty 50A breaker that I thought I could use for my lift...

Thank you! ha, actually it's an ancient message board name from my days with my first eagle talon turbo awd. my oil burner hits a lot higher than that! Thanks!

Indeed, it's me! I'm already getting some ideas...

Yes it does! Not enough at times though. Always have something to do it seems like and not enough time. I guess i should try to stick to 1 project at a time instead of several!

good stuff! Love the DSM's. Iv'e had plenty. I miss my GVR4 most of all though.

Good eye! I love that bike. not quite as nimble as my friends' bikes, but a lot more comfortable. Thanks. No....that was actually a buddy's car i was working on. LBJs, UCAs, TRE's, the usual front susp stuff on those models. Thanks for the welcome guys. Hope to learn a lot here and...

quick pic of my garage stuffed with junk: My toys:

Here's my little slice of heaven. I have slowly outgrown it over the past couple years as i keep adding equipment. Excuse the mess, as it seems that i always seem to have just enough time to finish a project before life interferes, which leaves no time for cleaning. I work on everyting in...