Recent content by minytrker

Yes, it's $700 versus $2,000. We just park in the garage, so it doesn't get much use beyond that. I have a shop where I do everything else. I also talked to a friend who owns a detail shop and has had the Vevor tiles for several years. He said he'd buy them again without hesitation considering...

Anyone used the vevor 12x12 tiles in there garage?

I have had those same ramps for maybe 6-8 months, they are great for the price. I have loaded multiple cars, trucks, lawnmowers and even my 40hp tractor with them, zero issues. They have not bowed or ever felt like they were going to break. I had some smaller cheaper ones and they bowed a lot...

My compressor has been outside my shop since 2017. I did put a roof and two walls up to keep it out of the weather.

Thats just turning off the system. If we do a full delete we pull the engine, remove the heads, get the heads re-done at the machine, change all lifters, non dod cam, oil pump and all nessary seals and gaskets.

Have Mr Cool....the work great but last about 4-5 years before the coils start leaking.

I disable AFM/DOD on a regular basis using calibration software to turn it off directly in the ECM. The cost is typically $100–$200, depending on the model year and platform. I also offer the Range AFM/DOD OBD-II plug-in device; however, at $239.95, most customers opt to have the ECM flashed...

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/4th-mr-cool-minisplit-died.554766/#post-11509431

I have a D ring in front of each bay and on my dyno lift. I use an electric winch with a shackle to winch anything in.

Hope your last longer than mine, see my post about going through 4 of them.

Over the past ten years, I’ve had four mini-split systems develop refrigerant leaks in the indoor coil. When I recently called to order a replacement indoor unit and provided the serial number, I was surprised to learn it was still under warranty. While I’m not impressed with the longevity of...

I buy a ton of wiring stuff for the shop from Del City.

I have both and use plasma cutter 99.9% of the time. I dont even use torch for stuck bolts anymore, use an electric bolt heater.

I also had all snap on tools in the air force as a flying crew chief on c-17.s. When they stated getting ridding of the C141's they were told crush and destroy all toolboxes and equipment that was not going to another base and turn in for scrap. Brand new boxes getting smashed with forklift;s.

I know exactly what you mean. I asked my Snap-on dealer what the highest weekly payment he sees is, and he told me several guys are paying $150 a week. That blew my mind. I’ve never financed through Snap-on or opened a credit account. Over the years I’ve actually gotten some really good deals...