Recent content by taylor27

The ramps is definitely the way to go. Drive up, slide under and get the job done. I have the jack and stands, but they are for jobs where the tires have to come off. You don't need any fancy tools. A socket set and a drain pan will be the main items. I also have a 5 gallon bucket with a secure...

Thanks for the info guys. I will be getting a cut off tool regardless as I have cutting to do in some tight spots. I'll try turning down the pressure at the tank first to see if that helps. And of course safety comes first. Definitely don't want metal wires in my eyes!

I have been looking into getting a die grinder or cutoff tool to wire brush areas that I can't reach with my angle grinder. The issue is they all run at around 22,000 rpm and any wire brushes that will fit them have a max speed of 4,500 rpm. Does anyone know if you can dial back the pressure...