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Mount the tall one to a base and stick your yard tools in it.

They sell thumb screws in this thread size. Not a huge selection but theyre available.

Didn't work for me.... I'd imagine this is why (from the yahoo article). "Why wouldn’t this promo work for you, you ask? Sadly, there’s a catch. Yes, you knew there had to be a catch. This promotion is only available to people who have not purchased Amazon gift cards before, so you’re...

I was on the fence as well before ordering. I ordered 6 of these HD G2216950 Wall Cabinets w/20% off Zoro Coupon about a year ago. They were drop shipped and showed up perfect damage wise. The misalignment of the doors is pretty dependent on the way they are mounted, even with these 18 gauge...

Had the same thing on drivers side battery. OEM 2013 Superduty. As mentioned the seal where the post exits the casing was weeping. Had to install a new positive lug.

In my opinion Deutsch is a much better solution than Weatherpack.

Seems to me if you manufacture the rotabroach specifically for this product... Why not make it left hand cutting. There's a good chance the concentrated heat cutting produces might back the lug off without having to drill/mill the whole lug depth.

Maybe a 4 post in the middle, placed on a turn table that runs on a race that's is buried flush to the slab. The lift would be placed on this turn table deck and pivot to whatever angle facilities driving onto from either door. Car is raised and another added, then rotated back into alignment...

I forgot to add. I had cut away the ceiling area away to repair the damage and inspection and was able to see the water saturating the cap and brick mortar and weeping through in droplets. I'd be willing to bet this is your problem. My chimney looked in similar condition to yours.

I battled a chemny issue much like yours. My leakage was substantially worse when we had a prolonged soaking rain event. I tried everything in the book initially. I repointed all the brickwork as some had developed cracks and was pulling away from the joints. Then sealed it as mentioned above...

I have 1800lbs (I weighed each tote/item) on this with no sag at the middle after a year's time. I've monitored it with some marks on slab and lower shelf. I have since drywalled all the steel framing in. The upper shelf is attached with all thread and turnbuckles to a 1x2x1/8 steel tube that...

Thanks Snip and Ace. Those numbers will let me confirm if this will work. I have a deposit down with Tony at Advantage currently. I'm just going to be wasting time and money if this doesn't work within my limits. Regarding Toyotas... I drive down to South Texas often and every trip I see...

Nice Toyotas. That is the reason for needing to free up a bay. I have an 87 pickup I'm wanting to swap a solid axle under while it's in paint.

Great, I just saw your latest picture. With that I can subtract the 5.125" lock spacing. Thank you

Good point regarding the spacers to fine tune. Maybe I'm missing it in your pictures, but I can't see any way to come up with a deck height from floor (base plate) to top of runner. My fear is I won't be able to get enough clearance below the lift to park the sedan beneath. I know the lift has...