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Thats the same engine hoist I have.I made mine fold up.Added swivel wheels to the legs.Works great,manuvers great,and very stabile.

Hi, Do you still have the side box? Thanks Glenn

What you wanna see? Inside,outside,during build, after build.

Yeah, what he said.:thumbup:

SWEET! Great job,Now you almost dont wanna bring a dirty car in there. Where in jersey are you?

Looks GREAT!!! Did you have to pay extra for the screw up pads?

What type of lift is it,2 post-4post,XPR-10ac?

Does anyone have his e-mail address, send it back to him with any other spam you've got.see how he likes it.

Sorry to hear that E-Tek, They can fix that nowadays, LOL.:bounce: And thanks guys, all great ideas!

Nice job! Did you set it up yourself? And nice shop.

For those of us that dont have a hose reel. I'm looking for ideas to hang my air hose on the wall. Show me what your using, A garden hose hanger, a hook, somthin custom made.

I used the isolation mounts from this place. http://www.knchomeshop.com/HSRD.asp . The nut on top that you bolt the compressor to is totaly seperate from the flange that bolts to the floor, so there is no hard link between the two.I bolted it to the floor(just for piece of mind) but I did run...

Right about $200-220, I used 9 lenghts of 3/4" L copper at $13 bucks each(3/4" black pipe was the same price at HD and Lowes),The ball valves,elbows, tees, and split ring hangers took up the rest.Then like someone else on this board did, I scotch brited the whole system and sprayed it with clear.

Just used regular solder. Put on the air couplings and pressurized the system today.:bounce:

Nah, Just handy.