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I have a Quality 4 post. It came with a 2 year warranty and it's very well made. I got it on sale at Good guys at Columbus Ohio. The salesman told me not to consider buying his product until I had looked the other s that were there. They also make a 2 post with a different name which I can't...

Sorry, I don't have any photos but Like2wheels is pretty much the same as mine.

You should be able to pul it up tight at the peak and just go down the other side if you're going length ways. I put up a 40x60 a few years ago and that's the way the amish crew that I hired did it. They used 30ft panels with overlap toward the rear of the building so it isn't very noticeable...

I have a Quality 4 post, made by Challenger, that I bought about 4 years ago. I bought the 4 post because I do body and paint and I don't get up and down too well anymore. It makes it easier to work on rockers and vehicle sides. I've worked with a 2 poster and it just doesn't work well for me...

If you can find them electrical panel cabinets work great. I got two of them from my work place that they were going to scrap out. The hinges had a little bend in them which a block of wood and hammer fixed. They're explosion proof for electrical purposes. They are a little difficult to find. I...

Great looking garage. I worked in the town that's home to Marathon and Cooper and live about 25 miles south so I'm probably somewhat close by. I do like what you've done with your shop. Excellent layout.

You could unbolt the toilet, lift it off the mounting point and see which way your drain flows as a starting point. Once you know the direction of the tile you can use a tile probe to follow the tile to your septic tank. Definitely easier to use the probe if the ground isn't hard and dry.

I bought mine from strictly tool boxes also. I really like it. They delivered right to the shop door.

I would appreciate being entered in the contest. Thank You

I use Chassis Saver, but it's not all that cheap. I've had good luck with it, it gets really hard but doesn't have any UV protection. I don't think the others do either though. When you open a can of this kind of paint and get ready to close it blow some sort of inert gas into the can to...

Just went through this thread and have to tell you this is a incredible build, especially seeing as how it's a one man crew building it. Well done.

I bought the 1500 lb. dollies last year. They had the steel wheels and they work very well. I decided to buy another set this year, same model, to put my 73 mustang on. These had plastic wheels and were junk. Two of us couldn't move the car. I took them back and the store manager asked what the...

Thanks for input, I went ahead and ordered the 7000 lbs model. I hope its going to be every thing I'm hoping for.

Does anyone have any knowledge of the Quality lift? I looked at a 4 poster at Goodguys in Columbus Friday. It is built very well with 5 1/2" x 4" posts and 1/2" cable. I've spent hours on here looking for info on this lift. They are a sister company to Challenger lifts and they also make the...

I just had a 40x60 shop built by Amish and every screw was put in with one of those drills. Probably a couple thousand screws. It take about 1 3/4 turns to put in a screw. It's amazing to watch, they do it about as fast as I could with a electric cordless drill.