Recent content by surftele

Change the oil and run it. Unless you suspect tank rust or some other malady. Otherwise search for the manufacturer for parts and service.

Nice grab ... That's gonna look really cool when you finish it ...

Not all regulators, and for that matter gauges are as accurate as we would like. But just plugging in the hose shouldn't drop the pressure by 50 lbs. Try a different gauge and see but you're probably all right . I feel a lot more like I do now, than when I got here.

Definitely a hydraulic unit to power any hydraulic operated machine. I've seen this type on carton packers, folders, etc. You may want to look into an accumulator if the machine uses rams or large cylinders. I E trash compactors and such. Might work for s vehicle lift or small elevator...

Paint stirring sticks, wood or plastic . I tape it down and swap it out if I cut bevels. I feel a lot more like I do now, than when I got here.

Thanks for the tip. Stroke caused a slower learning process (that's my story etc.)

The guy was asking 50 but I only had 40 on me so I lamented it was froze up and rusty and would he take 40 for it? He just laughed it off and said sure whatever. It was sluggish to open and the handle was rusted to the lead screw. I just used lots of PB and oil and worked carefully with a...

This is the vice I found garage selling back in November. The numbers are 101167 UX on the body and 10 1166. 32 mm freeze plug from NAPA, solid brass, from them good ol' Georgia boys. I feel a lot more like I do now, than when I got here.

I feel a lot more like I do now, than when I got here.

Lawyers denial ? I feel a lot more like I do now, than when I got here.

Stumbled upon a Wilton vise in a trade shop in NW Fla. We made a deal and I left very happy.:-) Got it taken apart to grease and clean, and found the handle was welded to the screw! Anyway, I'm old enough to have all 50 of the basic hand tools but don't have the room... Yet... Stay...