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I'm going to look at it today. It is about 10 years old, bought a Grainger, and has been used very sparingly. I'll probably buy it unless I notice a major flaw. What are some general things to look for?

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Anybody have any experience with the Dayton compressor model # 4B230? Info: 4.5hp Air Compressor Air Compressor, 26 Gallon, 4.5HP, Code, Oil Lube, 120/240 Volts, 1 Phase, 1 Stage

Are those the simpson brackets?

I have not really had to return too many tools and I haven't dealt with the tool truck guys before. Is this or this enough to get a new one in exchange from a snap on guy? If so, why do you think the seller doesn't exchange them and sell new ones? Doesn't know? Lazy? Drunk? Stupid?

I dropped by sears on Friday after work and they didn't have the ratchets, pliers, or this box from the 80th anniversary stuff. I did get the $2 metal car with mini pliers and screwdrivers inside it and I bought one of the 3 drawer toolboxes for $15. Maybe it is different for me but I have not...

Thanks for all the replies everybody. Now I have a few choices. itb76, I was looking at 845 before you posted but I'm a little confused - did you mean that polishes do not fix scratches or that 845 will not fix scratches? 845 sounds like a good topcoat but if it will not fix these...

I know there are car guys here (as opposed to truck/suv types like myself of late). I haven't been doing too much polishing or waxing lately with the trucks and SUVs I have owned lately. Now, I have some trail damage/scratches in a specific area that I want to take care of. I am looking for...

only $125 shipping :spit: edit: Joe, you beat me to it If I could pick it up, I might get one.

IMO, if you are going to invest in a stationary compressor, you should find a 2-stage - seems to be the biggest performance increase and it keeps the air cooler than a single stage. That's my plan - but I will probably not get a stationary for a while.

This is what I was looking at right after you posted at 12:06.

Do people here use a tap and die set to "clean" or clear the threads on automotive parts. I was swapping some springs and shocks and will be doing some more work in the same area in the near future on my rover. Sometimes dirt/mud from the trail or just everyday road dirt/grease make it seem it...

I am familiar with the automotive product. It is an excellent product but requires meticulous prep and it is does not like UV rays - so it needs a topcoat if it will be exposed to sunlight. FWIW I'm not familiar with the floor paint.

I bought this from a local craigs list ad for $10. It is new, still in the original box with paperwork. I haven't done any research yet to see how old it is - for all I know it is a pos but for $10, it seemed like it was worth taking a chance (and I need a vise for the workbench I haven't made...

I need a new jack - the last one I had was a craftsman professional bought around 2002 but was stolen out of my car trailer in Atlanta. I actually kinda liked it. It had the feature where a single pump brings the saddle up to the chassis which was nice. The saddle seemed pretty large and...

Is this any better than a HF unit?