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Sounds like a good deal. I saw one SX936 on Ebay with a winning bid of $102.50. So around 20 percent less is good. Plus you get to see the item first.

So thats what it is a Locust! Really cool garage and collection! I likes it alot!! Hope everything goes well with the kit cars. They look ready to race!!

Been using the same drill for over a year so far and its been great. Really fast and keeps its charge longer than my Makita, which I still use. Maybe you have a bad batch? I believe the one I have is made in Japan.

Cool stuff everyones listing! Maybe an english wheel and planishing hammer if theres bodywork, a bandsaw and a tire changer & balancer. Would really like to have a wheel alignment rack too.

Hi wellstig1! I really like the MB1300, those can hold 100lbs each drawer slide. The KRSC's hold 75lbs each. I had to replace one slide on the second drawer.

I've got some pics of mine! Its the similar KRSC41 I got slightly used. Been using it for over a year so far and like it very much. I do auto glass at the shop, started off with a vintage single drawer Snap On cart. What I like most is the height of the drawers, I can fit a drill that I use...

Wow a desiccant for $40, I use there blue 40 micron filter after about 40 ft of copper and it works great, just had to fix the leaks on it though. I recommend at least 25 ft of pipe before you run it. Looks like a new product. With a desiccant your air should be dry and clean enough to paint...

When ever I take off fenders I wish I had them.

Very nice. I like it alot!!

Hi Senlow! Yup, thats whats in the bottom drawer. I'm trying to get the company to order me the 8'' cups that can hold 125lbs each. For the RVs.

I also really like the MB190, been using it in the home garage for about 2 years so far. Heres a KRSC40 I got used about a year ago for $1050. Its been really nice to have. But I decided on getting the MB1300 new for $1250. They do list at a rediculous $1750. Actually its MB1305 now. Thanks...

Much agreed! Whether they use it for a living or was even good with them as a hobby makes it really cool. I can only imagine what it looks like to use them.

I use to think the same, that more psi is better. 175 psi vs 125 psi doesn't change the CFM at 90 psi where regs are set at the end of the pipes. Ever looked at the max psi the of the filters/regulator. They say they're at 150 psi max. Why put more than that in your air lines? Seems theres...

I think the pressure switch is underneath the auto switch.

Turn the switch down to the 125 psi range. No need to go that high for most common tools. Plus it helps on longevity and on the regulators too.