Recent content by AeneasWalks

Hi Tarmy, a 20g I just picked up looks identical to yours except it is a Dayton. May I ask how much PSI yours gets up to? Mine makes it up to 100 before shutting off automatically. The motor on mine is Model No. 9K322P. P.S. I currently have it set up for 115v - no 230v available yet.

Ryan, have you ever detailed how you make the foam inlays? Did a quick search on the site and nothing came up. Enjoyed your video. Almost thought you were going to coat your tools with cosmoline.

I went with Odyssey AGM after two Optimas failed me. They are big in the off-roading crowd. No problems running my QuickJack with them, though I do use them with my motor running to be safe. Here's an old thread on them (link) from the Land Cruiser forum. Odyssey is Enersys.

Great job. I used to commute on those platforms when I was interning for the MTA. I never got to experience the old Penn Station, only watch documentaries.

Givens Area: 40,000 sf Weight of average snow: 15lbs / cubic foot Heat of fusion: 144 BTU Specific heat of ice: .51 BTU / f Average (Jan.) nightly low, NYC: 26f Melt slab efficiency: 50% Assuming we want to melt a 1' snowfall in 3 days: Total snow = 40,000sf * 15lbs = 600,000lbs of snow...

So... what you're saying is that hydronic would be the way to go :lol:. My education background is in a useless soft science so it will take me some time to make sense (and make use) of your engineering calculations. I appreciate the lesson - something for me to sink my teeth into. For my own...

Welcome!

Thank you. I'm a long time lurker, I confess. These are very interesting ideas. To answer your questions I only have a plow, no skid steer. I would like to make do with the equipment we already have and I'm wary of training my guys to operate a skid-steer properly - let alone the insurance...

Thank you, I've been to San Diego before, it's a lovely place. That library at UCSD is something. Coincidentally, I've been looking online for upholsterers in Tijuana to re-wrap a steering wheel. No dice yet.

Ah, well I have been edified :beer:. I have had admittedly less experience with only a chassis support brace.

Knew that was coming! Unfortunately I'm tied to NYC for the foreseeable future since my parking business is here. I do have two neighbors adjacent to me, identical houses and lots, with huge backyards (picture attached). A far-off dream would be to purchase the two and combine the lots, renting...

Good morning all, first time poster long time reader. Like many others, I found this forum by way of watching a video of Jack Olsen's 12-Gauge Garage. I'm also an active member of LegacyGT.com, a forum dedicated mostly to the 4th gen. Subaru Legacy. My thread, there. Since I purchased my wagon...

Finally a ratchet for their 18v line. I will be returning my unopened angle impact driver for this since I work mostly on my car. They are available for pre-order on tool nut right now, they ship on 2/19/21. Apologies I can't share a clickable link because of my post count...

I'm looking into Buckaroo as well but not so sure about the lead time. I may get a Buckaroo belt and outfit it with Occidental pouches. Need to convert several dozen fluorescent lights to LED and this will save me a lot of running up and down the ladder.

Welcome! Downstater here. I just picked up a welding table in Gaansevort a month ago.