Recent content by TJP

Bringing this post back up for a couple of reasons. 1. The Roller bearing fix on the pump piston is still functioning. Any one with one of these jacks should keep a close eye on theirs or do the mod. 2. I know a local independent tire store owner. The business was started in the late 40's by his...

Complete Whirly Jig Auto body Rotisserie with optional hydraulic leveling jacks, 4 wheel caster kit and heavy wall pipes that link the two ends together. The pipes are split in the middle for easy transportation. There are cheaper units out there. But if one does the research, you will find the...

I had one year ago that left golf ball size dents in the roof of my metal bldg. The adjuster said no visible damage. I was like WTF? So I contacted my agent and asked whom they had sent out. H said when a large area is hit adjusters come in like flies to a fresh pile of sh-t. the companies...

Thank you and I will call them to see what they have to offer. I have to say thogh, it does go against my nature to not at least attempt to screw it up myself first though ;) LOL

Thank you very much for posting the pic and I apologize to all for my delayed response.

Thank you for responding. You appear to know more about this than I so i will provide a bit more info :) The probe in question measures the Coil wire itself. The MT 3000 has two inductive pickup leads. One for number 1 cylinder and the other for the coil wire itself. I did make a new coil wire...

Thanks for your reply, Capacitors are where my "use it or lose it" comes into play :( I'm not understanding why it's knocking the reading down so far. Unless the cap is breaking down and partially shorting ? Which might also explain the "shocking experience with the ground clamp? Electronics...

Does any one have, use or familiar with a older Snap on MT3000 Counselor II diagnostic machine? My question specifically relates to the Ignition SECONDARY Inductive Pickup clamp. Mine has a ground lead attached that knocks the measured voltage from 30kv + to 10kv or less when the ground is...

If you still need the info let me know ;)

if you still need this information let me know ;)

SOLD!!!!! Quite a while ago

SOLD Ammco 2002 Brake lathe in operating condition and is under power. Runs on 115V. All accessories are included in addition to having a flywheel surfacing attachment which I've never used. Also has a Dial indicator Drum gauge for measuring as well as the manual and several books covering...

I have two different AMMCO brake shoe grinders. One is a model 880 and the other is a model 2000 These were used back in the day to grind brake shoes to match the arc of brake drums that had been turned /resurfaced. Doing so ensured complete contact of the shoe to drum. The unit is in good...

Several years back went through a similar ordeal with the 3 ton "floor boss" OTC jack. they had it shipped to a repair facility twice for leaking and both times within 2 or so months it would begin leaking again. The service rep at OTC became a bit of a jerk so I walked up the ladder and got...

Milwaukee hydraulics model 40 Floor jack. It has an lifting capacity of 4 tons with a lift height of 24 inches. If you do your research you will find this jack is expensive but sought after, as it made to last as things used to be. I addition it is made exactly the same as it was in 1956. This...