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Will you take $60 shipped to 10570 for the flat rate manual and "automotive mechanics"? If so, I can paypal you.

Great band, great garage, great all around! I love my "monaro" too :D

What sort of floor tiles are those?

You've got my favorite Harley model.

Holy ****, that's awesome.

Thanks guys! Andrew, that one isn't bad, just looking for something more vintage looking. I'll keep on looking though.

Looking for vintage workstations / cabinets and vintage work tables. I've been searching for a couple of months and haven't found ANYTHING. Hoping the gurus at GJ can help me out :D Below are pictures of the types of items I'm searching for (I sourced these images from the forum for examples):

welcome!

Any idea what shipping to 10512, NY would be?

Jack's garage is FAR from show-only - take a look at his posts and see how hard he uses it.

I took a few tests a few years ago - take the online study tests, they're real questions from previous tests and will familiarize you with the style of questions asked.

If there's any possible way you'd ship it to NY, and if you have the third drawer, I'll take it including the shipping costs.

Cool stuff - I started a similar plate restoration thread here a while back but didn't get past the rust removal. They sure do look nice painted :)

Nice, subscribed!

There's some awesome, ingenious stuff in this thread!

Not my garage, but my business shop - similar to one of the posts above, I make a habit of closing the metal drop-down gate on my front door half way after closing time if I'm still working. Twice I've walked out of the store and smashed my head on the bottom of the gate. First time I almost...

I must have been writing my last post as you posted. Thank you again for your advice and info tcianci, it was perfect timing. Took an entire day to figure this project out but I believe I'm finally in the home stretch.

Update - got the boiler running again, with no leaks this time. Pressure is at 20, temp at 180. Small problem, and I have a feeling it's due to air in the system. Downstairs radiators are hot, upstairs on the side of the house with the furnace is hot. Upstairs at the far side of the house is...

Alright, fixed the leaking drain pipe, as well as two other connectors that were leaking on the boiler :thumbup: Now I just need to run the cartridge circulator to purge the air from the bearings (so the instructions say) - anyone know how to do this without running the boiler? Is it as simple...

Well, now the drain at the back of the boiler is leaking when closed - back to the store I go :wtf: