Recent content by GreenMtnMan

Sawhorses used to be one of the first things you would make as a kid. I still have the ones I made 40 years ago, plus the ones my Dad made.

I bought an Evercraft kit from the local NAPA. The little *** on the anvil bent on the first flare. A complete piece of junk.

I guess there is a bright side to being so poor that I will never be able to have enough tools to kill me.

It happens all the way around, whether its a light rain or a downpour. I have not put any gutters on yet. I used a pliers with a broad tip to lift the drip edge at the facia and give it a good 'kick'. That seems to have helped, now I will do that all the way around. The roofing is IKO shingles...

What causes rainwater to follow the profile of drip edge and and run down the facia, rather than fall off the edge of the drip edge into the rain gutter?

Thanks a lot for the input.

Looking for some input. I have to pull the transfer case out of a Ford F250 Highboy. My local NAPA can get this jack in one days notice. I used to just muscle stuff like this, but I'm not as young as I used to be...

Nice looking spread. I get over that way once in a while.

Having one around the shop is a huge asset. A few years ago I got a 1948 Towmotor. Original 62 cubic inch Continental flathead, has a clutch and two speed transmission. 1500# capacity, takes up a three by five foot floorspace. Lifts to 108". All I had to do was replace a ring gear on the left...

Thanks for the input. Yes, I would use it for metal only. I work on the family cars and have some old stuff I work on as a hobby.

I found this on C/L. Does anyone have experience with one like this? http://burlington.craigslist.org/tls/4348244098.html