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I don’t have cabinets, love to have some!

Gibbs lubricant.

They make roll pin punches for the common sizes of roll pins. The punches have ball shape on the end that fits in the hollow portion of the pin and a ridge outside of that that catches the roll pin body, from there you can use a press or hammer.

I have one that came from Harbor Freight, stamped China, of course.

They used to drill plastics, the steep entry angle allows smooth penetration without grabbing and reduces breakout on exit.

I have had my direct lift 8s with a RJ-35 bridge Jack for 6 yrs. I have had no problems with it, I purchased it because of ALI certification and price. I picked it up using a U-Haul car trailer and assembled it with a friend and cherry picker in about 4 hrs. My only regret is I wish I had...

Just measured mine outside to outside Is 100 3/4”.

Ratchet equipped with six point magnetic socket.

I picked up my four post lift with a uhaul car trailer. The distributor lifted it from one end and set between the trailer runways. I tied it down with three straps and drove it 150 miles home. Unloaded it piece by piece with cherry picker. Easy job with no problems, all done in less than 8 hrs.

I had the same problem finding a replacement for our shower door, I just removed the sweep entirely. Left the drip rail on the inside of the shower door and have had no issues with leaks or water occurring outside the shower.

I have the Husky 3 piece flip socket set with extension, been using for about a year with no problems. $15 @ Homedepot. Sockets are about 1” to 1 1/4” deep.

Looks like Morro Bay State Park! Lived in LosOsos for 40yrs.

I have had a direct lift for about 2 yrs. use it for maintenance and parking. The lift came with rollers and drip trays, I added a bridge jack, it works great with no issues, if it matters to you they are Ali certified. Mine is the model PP8spy11BKD(8000 lb.). I paid $2499 & I think the bridge...

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