Recent content by Cardinal Grammeter

Specifically want to lift riding lawn mowers (standing a Snapper on end, then raising to put on dolley) but also option for auto engines and light machinery. I'm thinking 1000# capacity 18 x 24 one car garage with low built up beam (2x8, 2x10 & plywood weird stack (don't ask): (2) 2x8, 2x10...

UPDATE: OOPS: It's a 14", not a 16" I need to put tires on it. Does anyone make crowned rubber tires?

Update: Eagle has Landed! Removed entire top wheel assembly - turned out balance point was perfect requiring no effort. Finally close inspection reveals NEED TIRES: One missing, Other worn so might as well do both.

LOL I have no idea - don't know anything about these saws except they do metal and is only thing I'm interested in. Those look like John Deere colors, but the saw seems to have 2 different shades of green. They even painted that motor mount bracket yellow. Missing fence and t-slide...

Datsun is a Mini Pickup and it went nicely laying on its back. 2 men were able to tilt it onto the bed. There's no way this is 600# like some said. Wondering about those colors? Factory or???

When we moved my 32" Crescent, we removed the entire upper wheel/axle/slide assembly (and the table.) I'm thinking maybe do the same and also remove the saw from the base, then I would have smaller pieces easier to move and for sure easier for one man to unload truck and setup.

If I get the rollback, transport vertically or laying on back?

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Here's a pic of what it looks like (not actual saw, pic from internet) Might not be a bad idea to remove the table. Friend used to have a dump truck with a lift gate which would have been idea. I also have a friend with a roll back which might be the easiest - could tilt it back on ground...

It is complete with the bottom casting - it's permanently mounted on a "depressed center" dolly with 5" casters. Debating if able to lay down in low to ground 1974 Datsun pickup truck OR haul in my friends Thule dump trailer either standing on blocks or laying down. The trailer is almost 3...

I don't understand all the criticism of the Italian MIGs. I just bought a used Astro Power MIG 110 made in Italy and when I opened the case to see how "crappy" it was, I was truly amazed. I have a big copper wound transformer (no poorly designed inverter that blows up when there is a...