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Jim, At his age, the Comer is the only available class for him. Once he reaches 8, then he can move up. At the school (his first time in a kart), he was lapping with the Adults and was not scared or intimidated at all, even when he spun a couple of time (at least he was trying hard to go...

Nope....looks like it ended on the 16th: http://www.garagejunkies.net/showthread.php?t=3026&highlight=amazon

You really need a drill press for this type of stuff :evil: :bounce:

Best part: $322 with free shipping and no sales tax for Arnie :rocker: :beer: ....

Just got it today from ABF trucking. I must say, it was well packed and well greased. Not anywhere was there signs of rust/corrosion. Everything went together well with little effort and it seems to work well. I have not drilled anything yet, but it runs fairly quietly and smoothly. I don't...

What kinda karts (class)? I am about to get into it again too. My 6 year old want to start (took him to a school and he was amazing!), so a 'Kiddi-Kart' for him and a TaG 125 for me..... Tim

Wow...looks COLD! :eyecrazy: Nice amount of acreage to stretch out in!!

Correct...typo on my part!

Great!! Thanks for the heads up....just what I needed to push me over the edge in deciding to pull the trigger and order a drill press. Delta 17-965 16-Speed 16-1/2" Floor Drill Press List:$470 Price: $412.99 free shipping and less discount: $377.99 Been wanting to order this for ages, but...

Have you used a jack, or jack stands on that tile yet? Interested how it would hold up. Also, will the glue that you put down first fill in any imperfections in the concrete, or would those need to be repaired first? Looks great!!

try some automotive pin striping tape. It works well for painting stripes on cars, so it may work with concrete....maybe worth a try...

nuttin?

Going to order a blast cabinet from TP Tools

I haven't bought any, but everything I have heard from those brave enough to buy, is that it is ****.......same thing with their engine parts...valve covers etc....cheap and junk. I also heard that lots of the Summit branded stuff is made by ProForm also, so I stay away from the Summit stuff too.

I have 2 seperate chest stacks. One is my 'good' one, which is all black (Craftsman) and the other is kinda mis-matched (green and red). I use one for my 'good' series of tools, and the other for my Harbor freight and other second rate tools. If I go to the Junk Yard, I pull tools from the...

You should see some of our Natural Gas transmission line compressors! A couple of them are powered by GE turbines which are from the F-18 line, IIRC...

I bought a 7hp, 60 gallon upright from Lowes. I had them load it in the back of my 71 C20 with their forklift. When I got home, I unloaded it and took it to the shed behind the garage by myself. It was even raining lightly at the time. It was quite the adventure....being so top heavy makes...

My guess is fish eye lens to get everything in the picture....

I want to build a carport in front of my garage, attached to the eves, which are 8' from the concrete. The driveway has a good slope to it, so it could likely still be 8' at the far edge. I made a quick paint sketch of what the area looks like. I want at least 14-16 feet of coverage from the...

No personal experience (yet), but according to some of the info I have read on the various lift sites, for a 6000lb lift, you need at leat 4" of 3000psi slab and 12' will work, but you may not be able to fully lift all the way up.... Tim