Recent content by LandofRath

No worries wasn't stressing it. Was fun getting something from VA

Something else showed up today,I assume from my SS and its awesome! Going to hang it over my bike.. Thanks Again.

My boss has one of them on a fold up roller type stand.. That thing is monstrous in size compared to my Dewalt 12".. I will check what its mounted to but swear it was the larger Ridged stand.

Ive been pretty happy with my Ridged belt sander. Its far better than my old Black And Decker that died.

My Package has arrived! Thank You Travisnd I received 3 Hard handled Olympia screwdrivers 3 different styles of Virginia Made Peanuts (I was born in Mannassas) A hand made wooden bowl that his dad made Magnetic parts holder (Love these things) A nice selection of SK sockets A cool tin sign...

This.. I use sawdust or what ever is on hand to soak up the bulk then I use simple green and a stiff plastic brush and my floor still looks stain free. And I have managed to spill oil and other stuff plenty of times.

I have really good luck with USPS flat rate boxes as long the items fit in them.. Usually cheaper and faster than using Fedex or UPS.

Tracking says my package arrived at its destination yesterday.

wrap??? lol.. I did put GJSS on the box though

I really like my Tillmans for Mig/Tig.. Very comfortable and I like the dexterity. They have been my go to for a while now and there easy to find.

A good corded circular saw and a straight edge will do a LOT if your on a limited budget. And for starting out that would be the best bang for your buck in ability to get stuff done. I would start with a corded one mainly because its crazy annoying when your battery dies in the middle of a cut...

Mine was sent out this afternoon.. should be there this weekend

Mine will go out in the next week.. hunting and my kids wrestling has eaten up a lot of my free time.

Their compression tester works but you would be better suited to get a leak down tester.. It gives you a lot more info.. There are some pretty easy plans online to make one if you don't mind a simple project.

Have you tried the oil trick as posted by a few members now? A leak down test would be very useful as also posted by other members. From the sounds of it you only had a compression test. Just because the valves appear to be good, does not mean they are. Start there and get back with the info...