Recent content by BlkY2k

They come in handy for reaching T-stat housing bolts sometimes. :thumbup:

Okay, I finally made a score tonight. As near as I can tell, 1972 10" Craftsman RAS with the full steel base. It does need a switch wired in but thats no biggie. I`ll post pics tomorrow, I need to setup a photo account. I almost forgot, $25 out the door.

Nice snag

A guy I used to work with and I had installed a carport one day and we came back the next day to finish it up. The night before it had snowed maybe 3" but that morning it was nice and sunny so everything it melting off nice. We he decided to install the downspouts and he`s standing on a 6' alum...

A buddy of mine had a old Delmont Eighty-Eight when we were young. The bolt that held the distributor in place was stripped and being young and extremely inteligent we decided it didnt need to be fixed. You`d be cruising along and it would go out of time chugging, popping, missing and I`d jump...

Ive got a 4x6 tied across 3 rafters and I`ve pulled several motors with it. I would suggest tying the bottom chords up to the rafters themselves so its spreading the weight out more. Ive pulled a few 3800s and a couple sbc`s and never had a problem.

$311.00 :evil::evil:

Very nice

The one you have the wrenches on with the addition of casters would make a nice shop-vac cyclone setup. Nice snag

Spray foam. OP you ****, lol

Cha ching, got my next project.

From looking at your pictures you are going to have a tuff time getting a 2x6 over the window and still stay under the soffit and then add your roofing. You may have to open up your soffit to get enough height. If you do it would make things easier to flash and keep the weather out. Either way I...