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I would be curious to find out what a box fan running continiously over the equipment and tank would do to the water quantity.

How do you get it to stay in like when driving down the road?

Find a machinist and have a new one madeout of steel. If you have it welded it will probably be an explosion risk. REALLY (that happens a lot).

A viable possibility for removability would be a setscrew. Just a thought

I'm also a vote for Klein ..Junked all my other stuff or use it for misc custom tools (like bending 90's to make scrapers or picks) used by electricians are they put them thru heck. Especially like my cutters (not for the feint of heart at 40 bucks Canadian)

woolybugger where are you Im in niagara on the lake nice to hear of some one near by.good luck

Dude your steering wheel's on the wrong side....Tehehe Nice The most noticeable thing from around here is the lack of shop insulation ( Canada ) Oh YEAH nice toys

Ok just an idea. Look at the layout of your new hoist then cut (YES I SAID CUT) the floor to the wall (a slot) and up to the hoist(both sides) and use it to route power air and whatever else you can think of. Cover it with polished panels (maybe Alum checker plate counter sunk so as to be flush...

Nice to see you good taste and have mopars....That wasn't meant stir up the hornets nest.

Note that those prices was before the 3 c brand that we have now (Cheap Chinese ****) and even those cheap tools lasted for years. They weren't good for a pro but for the average homeowner they were great. Now many aren't any good for any purpose even the first time. Heck we used to complain...

The two 4 bbl carbs with the black platic looking bodies are cartier thermoquads . Off of 70s Chrysler v8s .Lots of folks hated them and junked them for hollys BUT if you had the knack they are 10 times the carbs on a dodge and had a distinctive ROAR (heard for miles). Me I adore them PS I just...