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My house was built in 52 so it's all copper except for the iron waste pipe. Some of the runs to the bathroom sinks are just under 1/2" c. What I learned that there was a flexible L copper back then which came in roll was the latest greatest (:sneaky:). This is different than the roll...

No input on the house project but wanted to comment on the SX You don't see many of those. I sold one to someone in texas some years back from CT

looks like they may have been using that tank for some kind of closed system heat source, whatever you do make sure t get rid of those galvanized fittings for domestic water

If I were in your shoes(i'm not there yet but at 56 and several injuries to my body due to my career) With all that shop space, along with the lift and oil drain on wheels. I would include a TV,fridge and recliner Sometimes I need a break when working and having a comfy spot to sit and ponder my...

If your ever in the trumbull area I have a small press brake I can do up to 3/8 thick mild in.

I have a feeling the 150 initial is the seat the wedge and they inspection torque of 65 is just used as an indicator of the wedge/pin coming loose. More than likely any of the anchors staying above 65lbs is fine for normal lift use and the initial specs are just required by the anchor mfr.

I have a similar problem also caused by the town management. I get up to 41 inches in a flash flood and thankfully it never reaches the house and it's gone almost as quick as it shows up. long story short I always struggled to move my equipment trailers when there was a threat of possible...

you have more tricks than just lights, thumbs up to the winch and urinal.

I personally would keep an eye out for a used mohawk, I have a 9k rotary at home that lifts my crew cab diesel ram but its a little wiggly with it on there. I have a 10k mohawk at work thats a completely different animal than the rotary. and the versatility with nothing to drive over or...

a couple years ago we replaced a rotary with a 10,000lb mohawk. our current slab was over 6" and mohawk wanted a minimum of 9". We ended up cutting a 3X14' section and pouring a 12" thick section as well as adding wire and pinning. also went with 5000psi

as the others have stated, just give mohawk a call, they have it in spray cans and is a good quality

I've been using the vacula for years both the long and short tube. so far never a failure and my shop is running 175psi which I think is high but it's a love hate with it. I have had a trigger Oring blow on a hf blow gun.

I still have the original motor off my grandfathers delta. I have it mounted to a bench with an arbor on the shaft to hold a wire wheel. I broke the spindle on the drill press notching roll bar tubing and wasn't able to locate the parts to repair it unfortunately.

I only used one drill bit and still use the same bit for other purposes, as well as the bit was several years old before the lift install, Keep the hole as powder free as possible whenever drilling concrete. I always run a vacume right against the bit while drilling(normally use one of my hvac...

I have been using for equipment and diesel trucks without an issue, I had one of the trucks in the air for 2 months while doing a transmission conversion. One thing I did notice was the lift grows a surprising amount with temperature. I had screw jacks under the truck for stability and barely...