Recent content by RdRasher

I picked up a little piece of motorcycling history today to add to the motorcycle garage. Plus a set of very hard to find factory saddlebags too! :willy_nil 1993 Yamaha GTS1000A

I got it from Ebay for $325 w/ free shipping. It's been worth every penny!

Haha Mike you got me! I figured I will stay over here in the M/C thread where I belong. :D It's a SOLID TECH brand. This thing is awesome! You need to get one..... Specs: Solid Tech Stainless Steel Ultrasonic Cleaner Solid Tech's Ultrasonic Cleaners provide sonic wave cleaning, gently...

A couple new additions for the shop....... My son got me a parts washer for Christmas, so I dropped it into the counter top. I bought myself a 5 gal ultrasonic cleaner. Now I'm looking for anything to throw in there and clean! :rocker:

Will do buzz4041!

4 gal of distilled water to 1 gal of simple green HD. Unfortunately the simple green HD is tinted purple, so it makes it difficult to see how well it's cleaning in the tank. I still need to explore different options as far as time, temp, solutions, etc. to see what works best.

I got my new 5 gal ultrasonic parts cleaner. So I threw in some carbs and they turned out pretty good. Now I'm looking around the shop to find all kinds of stuff to clean! :rocker:

I don't use it a lot, but so far so good. Along with my 25% off coupon it was too cheap to pass up.

Today I installed the parts washer that I got for Christmas. Unfortunately Santa didn't bring me any cleaning fluid so I could actually use it. ;) So here's a couple pics of the counter top install. Before: Quick cardboard template: Tracing it out: Dropped in nice! Then I had to...

Thanks Dennis. Now to go back tomorrow and try to work him down on his like new 60 gal stationary compressor. He said everything must go! :lol_hitti

I scored a Kidde & Amerex fire extinguishers for $5 each today from a store that was going out of business. I checked the tags and they were just serviced a few months ago. :thumbup:

Pretty busy weekend with a couple of projects. I finally put in a ventilation fan that I picked up pretty cheap. It's an attic fan that I rewired to a switch instead of a thermostat. Then I made a plug from the cut out spray foam. This way I can keep the A/C in & pull the plug out to vent the...

Very true FireTurtle. That's been my take on this experience. But, I had to go to the chiropractor to sort out my back from moving all my stuff out & back in again...... LOL

I forgot to mention yesterday...... While the "new guy" of the foam spray crew was cleaning up, I asked if he could give me some of the thermal barrier paint to use for patching if I accidentally punctured the spray foam in the future. He said sure no problem and while I was looking for a small...