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I bought a Lansky sharpening kit about 20 years ago and never looked back! It came w/a variety of stones and angle-holders so you can sharpen just about anything- even razor blades! HTH, Will

To the OP, Which type of lift to buy can be better answered once you've identified what you're looking to do w/it. Having owned 3 different types of lifts- a 4 post, a mid rise scissor lift, and now a 2 post, I can tell you there's pluses & minuses w/each. So, the 4 post may be a better choice...

Sean, Which type of lift to buy can be better answered once you've identified what you're looking to do w/it. Having owned 3 different types of lifts- a 4 post, a mid rise scissor lift, and now a 2 post, I can tell you there's pluses & minuses w/each. So, the 4 post may be a better choice if...

Nice. Please post some progress pics. Just a guess, but are you a Factory Five owner? I built a Mark 3 roadster, #4919 in 2005. Still have it, now with 28k miles. I'm a little more active on the ffcars forum. Regards, Will

Hello Eric, I'm Will from North Scottsdale. Welcome to the forum!

To the OP, Which type of lift to buy can be better answered once you've identified what you're looking to do w/it. Having owned 3 different types of lifts- a 4 post, a mid rise scissor lift, and now a 2 post, I can tell you there's pluses & minuses w/each. So, the 4 post may be a better choice...

I currently have 4 different vehicles, all of which use 5 quarts & a spin on filter per change. I get a 5 qt jug & free filter combo @ AZ for +/- $20 when needed. Regards, Will

"The right tool for the right job" "Figures don't lie but liars figure" "It's never the wrong time to do the right thing" "Just because you can doesn't mean you should" Thanks, Will

I recently dealt with what appears to be a very similar issue, too. I found this tool @ HD and it worked like a champ. Without it, there was no way I would have been able to remove that old valve without some extensive damage! HTH, Will

HD has several 60 gallon vertical compressors under $500 everyday. Take another 10% off if you're retired military/veteran. Here's a link...

The midrise was the second lift I owned. After selling the 4 post in NH before moving back to Arizona, I found the midrise was the most cost effective lift option due to garage ceiling height limitations (about 8.5') w/a bedroom above. It was better than a creeper for the type of work I do...

Sorry for the hijack, but to answer this question, here's my reply from a previous, similar post: Which type of lift to buy can be better answered once you've identified what you're looking to do w/it. Having owned 3 different types of lifts- a 4 post, a mid rise scissor lift, and now a 2...

I got one of the earlier ones new for my 15th BDay in 1978 from my sister & brother. Several moves cross-country, four houses later and I still have it & use it like any other tool in the garage! Thanks, Will

Rayjay, I started out w/a home made one when I first got a 4 post lift 10 years ago. I finally bought the HF one that others have already mentioned for short money w/a coupon a few years back, and moved on to a 2 post lift, too. Let us know what you decide. :thumbup: HTH, Will

Yes, I park 3 cars in the garage every night. In fact, I occasionally park my 1/2 ton quad cab Ram pick up in place of one of the cars on the double-door side, no problem. If you look closely, you may also be able to make out a large Snap-on taco wagon and some wall mounted shelving along the...