Recent content by Mymechanics

I picked this up the other day. Really interesting, wish I could find out more about it.

I have a Karcher Cuda coming for demo on Monday and one of the Instacleans the Monday after that.

I like it, what are the dimensions of that machine as far as a foot print goes? If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for it? Do you like it? Looks like it really does the job.

Well I have done a lot of research and that washer isn't for my needs. I talked it over with a few people, including the Safety Kleen people, so now I am going to try a few other machines. First machine to show up is the Safety Kleen AQ-1 This Machine retails for $3950.00 without cleaner and no...

Now that is what I was afraid of. I use my parts washer to clean oil off of parts. If it doesn't do that very well, then it is kind of useless to me. The next things I am looking at are top loading auto parts washers. Any recommendations would be welcome.

All great input. Thank you. I have talked to some of their competitors and they say that the bioremediation cleaners don't work worth a damn. I Have arranged to get a demo period with some other brands. I will keep you guys updated as I go. I will even try to do some write ups on the different...

I am looking to release myself from the grip of SafteyKleen and rid my shop of parts washing solvent. I was looking at this system. http://www.biocircle.com/portal/page?_pageid=73,394253&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL Any one here that can put in some input. I can't seem to find any body that has...

Nothing, its yellow. My snap on rep can hardly give away the yellow boxes.

I have a set of Facom body tools, hammers and dies and such. They are wonderful. Much nicer than the martin hammers that I have. I would love to see more of there tools. Darrin

I have tried the swivel on nearly all my air tools (over 30) and the only one that needed it was my hand air shear. I did Take one swivel and put a male and female air fitting on it so if I did indeed need one I could just plug it onto the tool that required it. Good luck

I find that ours if very smooth in the down. The up is nice and fast untill a load is on it.

FWIW I have been using one of them to compliment my snapon floor jack. We haven't had any problems, and have been using it day in and day out for almost 6 months. It is so nice sliding a light little jack around, it is so easy to position. I would get another one in a heart beat.

Thank you, you guys are way to kind. Your shops are absolutely beautiful. If you want ideas on how to pack 10pounds of **** in a 3pound container, then I am the man for you. I try to minimise the steps I have to take. That is how everything is kind of layed out. Right down to a second set of...

I do have fun. Here is a link to another forum where I have a write up on building a mandrel bender for up to 3inch tube. Not done yet but I will finish it. http://www.offroadfabnet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1661

Gladly, I will be sending them C.O.D. I look forward to shopping and getting new ones. With all that I have learned about tools over the years, I hope to not make the mistake of wasting money one poor ones. I can tell you that I started investing in Snap On tools when I was in School. The ROI...