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i finished my installation. like every one said a 90 degree fitting should have been included to make the hoses lay flush. i got mine for $3 a piece at hydraulic hop. I bought 5 ft extension so i could move my main unit into a corner. that cost $35 for that hose but now mine fits and looks...

so if i can't get a mechanical anchor to take at 4.25 inch concrete and the epoxy anchor recommends 6.5 inches of concrete what are my choices? would going to 1 in mechanical anchor help? i ordered some epoxy anchor and think i'll try that next. how long should i let them cure before testing...

thanks dan. concrete depth is 4.25 inches. seems like wej-it are the only guys that have the 7/8 hole epoxy anchor recessed. fastenal has a couple of the epoxy anchor and i was able to get them to order it for $21 a piece. I just noticed on the wej-it website they said that anchors needs to...

has anyone noticed that epoxy anchors require 6.5 inches to depth? and they are also out of stock and discontinued from wej-it. I had 3 spin on me and i removed them and then put new ones back down and this time i coated the outside of them with epoxy and then some in the hole. hopefully...

has anyone noticed that epoxy anchors require 6.5 inches to depth? and they are also out of stock and discontinued from wej-it. I had 3 spin on me and i removed them and then put new ones back down and this time i coated the outside of them with epoxy and then some in the hole. hopefully...

has anyone noticed that epoxy anchors require 6.5 inches to depth? and they are also out of stock and discontinued from wej-it. I had 3 spin on me and i removed them and then put new ones back down and this time i coated the outside of them with epoxy and then some in the hole. hopefully...

has anyone noticed that epoxy anchors require 6.5 inches to depth? and they are also out of stock and discontinued from wej-it. I had 3 spin on me and i removed them and then put new ones back down and this time i coated the outside of them with epoxy and then some in the hole. hopefully...

has anyone noticed that epoxy anchors require 6.5 inches to depth? and they are also out of stock and discontinued from wej-it. I had 3 spin on me and i removed them and then put new ones back down and this time i coated the outside of them with epoxy and then some in the hole. hopefully...

i see that most people bolt one post pretty close to the wall. i wonder what the optimum distance would be that would still allow you room to work on that side of the car? if the base 14in and i mount the poles 130 inches across that would give me 102 inches minus a car. if the car i'm using...