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Shaun & Andrew, If you are on your back on 120 degree pavement you must not work on your cars july-september here in Chandler. Those temps would be 150-175 on a 115-120 degree day. Lol. I have worked in many areas of automotive repair and racing. I do see this item being usefull when needed...

Awesome thread! Serious craftsmanship! Wish I could afford to own a fat tire. Those are bitchen! Keep up the great work.

I have had good experiences with Mac Tools #dwo2b. Every position is the same size unlike the Ernst rails. They come with doble sided tape on them already. You could remove the tape and glue some sheet magnet to them though.

brand? part#? I dont have tractor supply near me so I would have to order.

I don't know what you can afford. I have had good luck in abusing my Ryobi 18v One+ Hammer drill and impact driver. I would have bought Makita and or Dewalt but could not afford them at the time I needed to buy a new drill. I would reccomend that if you are gonna go cordless buy something that...

I have a Craftsman 6cfm 33 gallon upright 125 psi compressor. My question is can I convert this compressor to 150 psi with a change of the pressure cut off switch? The compressor part number is 919.167300. I have done a couple of searches on here and by googling and am not getting any...