Recent content by mwritter

Am I the only one that can still play Mario Kart on N64 for hours? The kids love it. They have newer game stuff in the house, but still enjoy my old Sega, Nintendo and PS stuff.

I've got a 50" plasma from @2006 in the garage (no heat/insulation presently) and I mounted it to a cart so I can wheel it around to wherever I need it. I use it mostly for live sports or for the kids if they are keeping me company. I also have my old N64 hooked up to it for them. An AppleTV...

Great inspiration here, I've also got a 30x40x12 and I'm always checking on your progress for ideas.

I grabbed one for my detailing supplies a few years back when there was a coupon for $67.99, and yesterday I grabbed another with the 20% off anything. Can't beat them for the price.

Great suggestion, thank you.

I'm leaning towards slowly replacing my many Dewalt 18v cordless tools with Milwaukee. Is this 6-piece set with the extra battery deal a good place to start? Looks like it includes the dual charger so that I could add some M12 tools later on. Thanks for the help...

I paid $1000 for my used Directlift 4-post about 10 years ago and the seller delivered it assembled on a trailer for that price. It ended up not fitting through the garage door assembled but that's a different issue.

I finally caved and ordered my 72" cabinet yesterday using a $999 inside track coupon. If I'd waited a day I would have spent more than double. Crazy! Really wish I'd grabbed a few matching accessories as those are all way up in price today. I almost bought a matching service cart (they had...

Exactly my analysis - I'm going to snag a green 72" next time they are $999.

I've had good luck using www.automotivetouchup.com. Not cheap, but nice selection of products.

I used to stack an '87 and '66 mustang on a 4-post on one side of my 22x22x9ish at my old house. To avoid the garage door, I'd have to push the top car forward once the lift was a few feet off the ground and the nose of the top car would clear the stuff against the back wall. Then the door...

If I just need the valve in the first pic that's easy enough to figure out. I just can't understand why they sent the other parts.

Thanks for the help but I'm still pretty lost with this. Here is what was in the box from Northern Tool (I didn't take a pic of the fitting for the bottom of the tank, I know where that goes):

I recently bought an Ingersol Rand Automatic Electronic Drain Valve, Model# EDV 2000. It came with the main assembly/power cord, , a 90-degree fitting for the botton of the tank, a large kunkle valve, and a large liquid-filled pressure gauge. The IR instructions literally say: 1. Install...

This is not exactly my department but I've always hunted for a shop with Hunter equipment when I've needed work done. Always read good things about them. http://www.hunter.com/