Recent content by Casey66

the good manual or force type chargers have timers on them. you can also put a timer on the 120v outlet and control that way. i have a timer I use just for that.

I used this compressor for years before I got the larger one I have now. It did everything I wanted no problem. Air tools, 1/4" die grinders,small sand blaster,painting. single phase 220v . single stage. Many people still make compressors in this configuration including Craftsman.

Looks close to me a 2x3 fence rail might fur that out perfect. 1/2 or 3/4 plywood after that to the floor.

I struggled with an old millermatic 130 for years. Four years ago I sold it and bought a Hobart Ironman 230. What a dream !! Huge difference.

It just occurred to me that a much more difficult task would be releasing the hydraulics and locking mechanism at the same time to come down. you would need a hydraulic foot valve plumbed in to release pressure

I know its a rig but just saying

You could literally tape something around the motor that keeps the button pushed in and then put a foot or hand jog switch where the motor plugs into the wall or cord. Nothing on the lift would be altered.

Seems like it would be pretty easy to put the motor on an electric foot switch and operate the lock manually. or you could put the motor on a hand held jog switch and operate both with one arm.

Yes sir,I saw you original posting. Thank you ! Great job on yours. I love the safety tape !

First thing I realized right off. It's nice to have a place to stand now when working on a car.

Well and two more on the other side also. Both 19ft spans

Very! Two 8/13 beams one on front and one at the back wall.

I did something similar on one end of my shop. 8” purlins 12” centers connected to the corner beams.

Thank you !