Recent content by hvychve

Every thing I hear and see, they all refer to spray, I just think that is such a permanent messure to take, once its on its on, to where as a roll or etc( other than spray) your pipes and walls can be worked on or removed or whatever, but if I have all that goop sprayed on, isnt that a permanent...

Charles , excellent write up, I thought of doing something similar to your flapper design, flip closed when door down, I like some key points you used, like the conduit and rollers, I also didnt mention this was a short sale and things got looted, I think it took more work to remove than the...

thats funny, I can hear those words , but , cant for the likes of me remember which company logo that was , sorry, just cant remember

I am new at this sight, so far I think it rocks, I have seen some pretty tricked out shops/garages, got some real neat ideas and really enjoy seeing such a sight like this here, its amazing what some tackle and jobs performed. I am an auto technician, nearly 30 years, worked in some of the best...

pressure will determine current ramp peak, low pressure pumps will run in range of 2-7 amps (9-13 psi) 50-60psi = around 12 amps, if your inductive low amp probe has an arrow , should be pointed towards flow of current and zero'd before clamping low amp reading would indicate worn...

a sign that says " what happens in the garage , stays in the garage"

200 bones wont go far on a snap on truck, I heard someone say , dont buy new, but if you have a certificate or ? and depending on what you need or do, I would base it on that , do you work on cars , houses, hobby, living ? any electrical diagnosis? snap on makes a bitchen mini test light , w/ a...

instead of comparing and getting upset of quality and price and or brand of tool, you just keep using what you feel comfortable with, if you feel it works, go with it, I know for a fact what works for me and what dont, under rigurous conditions the lower grade stuff , just dont cut the mustard...

I priced and compared many lifts before purchasing, I compared two , The rotary and bend pack, the rotary was way more money, I think around $5k by the time I purchased truck adapters and extended height , compared to the bendpack xpr10acx , there was a 2007 dually four door diesel four by four...

well, I am going to jump in with my two cents on the **** verses quality band wagon, I have turned wrenches professionly for nearly 28 years, and there is more than just quality, I like a certain feel, the smoothness of a snap on wrench dont appeal to some but do to others , certain screwdrivers...

if i am busting an exhaust manifold loose and no room for air ratchet , Im sure not going to use a 1/4" ratchet, vise versa on a valve cover bolt, I dont want the bulkyness of a 3/8" I will opt for the 1/4, it all depends on job at hand.

12 point are more for looser bolts and can be used in shorter grabs of the bolt/nut and are generally used only for when the bolt is already loosened up, to where as a six point is better for loosening a tight fastener, it wont round the head like a twelve point will.

distributors? almost everything is c.o.p (coil on plug) or d.i.s (distributor less ignition systems, I guess if someone wanted an antique machine? or ? good luck

screw the kitchen table, you can eat right there on the floor, god for bid , if that car ever leaks oil. THATS TIDY.....