Recent content by Lil Toe

There were threaded holes in the top of my box and I believe the eyebolts came with it for us to do that.

Extra long spline ratchet wrenches: http://www.gearwrench.com/gearwrench-86126-10-pc-120xptm-universal-spline-metric-xl-flex-gearbox-ratcheting-wrench-set.html Or the double flex ratchet wrenches from Cornwell, not sure if anyone has an equivalent...

Know this is like 2 yrs old, but never saw the question. That box had threaded holes in the top and eyebolts shipped with it. Clevis in the eyebolt, loop chain through and lift.

Re: Let's see your spanner/ wrench drawer

Main drawer: Extras drawer: Big wrenches:

Did you bleed the air in the cylinders (step 18, page 30) or just run it up/down? Are the bleeders tight (leaking air back into the system)? I assume they will self bleed if you use it for a week which is why they said that. :dunno: Glad I wasn't the only one that had issues finding that...

About 15' 6" to the cL of the post from the door.

I've got the XPR10-168, door is 10'w x 12' tall, 42' deep shop, 14' walls, 21' to peak. I placed it in just far enough the truck can be on the lift and still close the door and walk behind it. I do have to partially lower the door if the truck or something else tall is going up: More pics...

Ok, so I had a vibration on the DD I had to check out last night so I put it up all the way and took some measurements. Not counting the tires and drooping suspension, the car had at least 6'3" of clearance all around, there were plenty of places to pop your head up into as well if you needed...

If you are thinking about a Greg Smith, take a day off work for a road trip to one of their stores, it's worth it in my opinion. I went up to Indy to pick up my four post. That being said, I was strongly considering their 10k lift but ended up with the Bendpak XPR-10-168 (bought it from Summit...

Snap On says 850# shipped, so probably 750# or so out of the crate. I'd put the heaviest implement you have and maybe a couple people on the back and try again, we used my brother's Bobcat for my Montezuma, but it looks like it was only 478# net, 610# shipped:

Not sure you could build one for this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002Y090BY/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I have the non-foldable and it's saved many a sore/burnt chest.

Yep, that's why I keep mine in my side locker:

Bought this set for the occasional need, note they are not high torque application: http://www.tooltopia.com/v8-tools-8109.aspx