Recent content by Togorashi

I think that's a pretty good price. My 18.5 cfm was about 800 brand new.

I own two Eagle compressors. One is a smaller 3 HP 25 gallon compressor and the other is the bigger brother of the one you're looking at - 5 HP, 60 gallon, 18.5 CFM. The 60 gallon is in the process of being installed so I can't say yet how I like it. I really like the smaller one though...

Not affiliated in any way. Just thought somebody might be interested. I know how some of you like the old iron :D http://amarillo.craigslist.org/tls/2889777499.html

It's an investment but a Kreg jig makes building cabinets a lot easier. Have the panels ripped to width at HD or Lowes. Then at home, crosscut the panels to length and screw it all together. Pretty quick. But dang has plywood gotten expensive. I was thinking about building some...

I'm cleaning out and restoring some of the buildings on my family's ranch. Packrats got into one building and made a huge mess. Cleaning up rat feces is not one of my favorite things and opens me up to catch some nasty stuff. I wear a respirator and gloves. I don't like the idea of...

Yeah, I shouldn't have said "most". That's an exaggeration. But some, quite a few, certainly.

Most Redwings are now made in China. A few models are still made in the US. Just sayin'.

Great videos. Thanks for the links. Pretty sure this trailer has electric brakes.

Found a used copy on Amazon for 60 cents plus shipping. Can't go wrong with that price. Thanks for the recommendation. Always looking for good books to add to my how-to collection. My Mom likes to joke that as a little kid she would take me to the library and the only thing I would be...

Found a used copy for 5 bucks. Think I'll buy it. Thx.

I have an unjustified fear of all snakes. Even little baby garter snakes give me the willies. That being said, I always try to protect King snakes. They are very territorial and will scare off rattlesnakes and of course eat any rodents. Problem is that they look similar to rattlesnakes...

Thanks for the replies. I did a google search and looked around on YouTube. It should get me started. I'm not a noob when it comes to working on vehicles but I've just never messed with brakes. Im thinking it shouldn't be that hard. Drum brakes aren't rocket science. It's an...

Ok, I gotcha. Maybe I should just call my local trailer place then. I've bought all my trailers from them and had them service them. I've given them lots of business and they've been really good to me. They might help me over the phone. Still, I'd like to have some pictures and...

Sorry, but how does that help me? I'm not looking for parts. I'm looking for tutorials on how to take apart and service brakes - books, websites, videos, etc.

Brakes are one of those systems that I've never really learned about. I've always taken my vehicles to a shop to get brake work done. I have a tandem axle trailer that has one of the drum brakes hanging up. I'm looking for some good information on how to do brakes - proper function...