Recent content by KCMongo

Nice.. I can think of a multitude of uses. Mongo need badge..

Lookin' good Ryan, I too am looking forward to the Security aspect, my storage lot has been broken into several times since I bought it and It *****. I just bought a building yesterday to put up there so hopefully having a perm. structure with Motion lights and camera's will deter would be...

Ok, looking for expert opinions on this or even just regular old opinions. I've always thought if I found an old Drive on Grease Rack that I'd pick it up to set next to my shop for the Nostalgia factor as well as the fact it would be handy for oil changes and such. A lift is way down the line...

Congrat's Ryan, great looking property and space look forward to following the progress. Mongo

Might try these guys for the manual... http://bigdogsmanuals.com/fork-lifts-towmotors/yale-eaton-1/1960-1969-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.html Steve

60 huh, one of them new fangled machines.. Here's my 46 Towmotor. You might try these guys, they were recommended on another board, I haven't used them myself but apparently have parts for all kinds of old lifts. Parts R Parts Oakley, CA 94561 925-679-9396 http://partsrpartsonline.com Steve...

Here's my Chevy's I've got a few. But the 53's are my favorites. 1/2 Ton and 2 Ton. More Pictures Mongo

By the way I bought my chair from a place that rebuilds and sells them. I actually dug it out of their scrap pile of chairs they keep around for spare parts for $20. I had seen several at garage sales and such but not one with the design I was looking for. Mongo

Here's mine I built years ago. It's worked out great, big wheels make it easy to move around. Plus you can lock it in place when you get it where your working. Just bought a new welder so I'm thinking I'm going to rework it a little, build in a drawer and freshen up the paint on it. These pics...

Here's my Truck Cab lifter, has come in handy many times moving, removing, and installing truck cabs. I added the the piece to the end of my shop crane so I can set it on whenever I need it. Action Shots Closeup Shots Adding the Air over Hydraulic cylinder to my lift has taken a job that usually...

I was in a warehouse today that had a couple of these running.. http://www.bigassfans.com/ Pretty neat deal, moving a lot of Air. Might be worth considering for your work area? Steve

Thanks for all the input guy's! The plan is for me to do most of the work, I'll likely hire some help for some of the tedious stuff, and will likely hire a crane in to do the final disassemble of the red Iron. (Unless I find a good deal on a crane, I've always wanted a small one). Never done a...

Came across the mythical Craigslist Free Building the other day. "5000 SQ feet, Red Iron building, you take it down it's yours" These are the deals I've seen before but typically when you see em' someone else is ahead of you on the list, so this time I actually was the first guy to call and go...

Finally something I've dealt and have some good info on. For my wife's greenhouse/backyard shed I built (16X16 with second floor on one half, shed side) I wanted something a little heavier duty than the usual wooden pull down stairs. I'm a big guy 6'4", 290#, I found this...