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Okay. I just got a quick and short response from Kirk regarding the product. Essentially he indicated the product became too expensive and therefore has been retired.... Too bad. I would have like to have tried one..

I know this is an old thread, but I found the idea of a Hover Creeper online. It appears that Matco Tools was supposed to be marketing this item, but as you know, it is in not in their catalog. Of course, this is an idea that was going to be produced some 12-13 years ago. I did find that it...

Sign me up cause they look PURDY!!!

Sounds like you have a solution in hand at the moment by using an extension. I would have punched a hole in the wall behind the shower and relocated the shower valve to the appropriate distance so your existing handle would work. Then you just fix the drywall behind the shower valve and you're...

Oh, so you're here to rub it in, eh? :lol_hitti

Good info OLYTDY. Thanks... Bottom line, setting up a car on any lift is going to take work. You can't rush it no matter what you do. My primary issue is jockeying several different types of vehicles requires more work than anticipated. My fault.. I have re-thought my predicament and...

Interesting feedback on the QuickJack. Sounds like its no better than what I've got now!

Bill - you must be stronger than me or maybe I've just gotten weaker over the years. Last year I had a 2000 Montero in the shop that just about killed me to move it back and forth. Now maybe that is because it sat in one place for about 6 months and moving it was almost a gut buster...

A good suggestion, would fix the centering problem if you hit it right the first time, but pushing a vehicle back and forth is an issue, especially on a RaceDeck floor and when you have a 4000lb + vehicle, it is not as easy as you think. Plus there is the issue with the arm locks and the lack of...

Probably won't go with a 4 post due to the sheer size of the apparatus. Most likely will go with something with less ability, like a Quick Jack. Still undecided at the moment. No hurry..

I bought mine during a group buy, so they were cheaper at the time. My ceiling is 9 foot, so it was a contributing factor on selection. Portability wasn't an issue as mine is permanently fixed. As far as centering is concerned - I'm **** about getting things right. I've noticed if I don't that...

Sigh... I've had my Maxjax for maybe 5 years now and I have lifted a variety of vehicles from the smallest (Miata) to a Ridgeline and most everything in between. In all that time, my biggest gripe has been with positioning/centering a vehicle to lift it. Now, maybe I'm just a dummy, but I...

This is the one I use… http://www.foursevens.com/products/UAD1

Beautiful house. Love the screened in porch and I see you went to the trouble to fold the toilet paper just right! :lol_hitti

We installed a Vikrell shower (36x36) some 20 odd years ago. 3 wall pieces and a shower pan. In those 20 years of using it almost daily between my wife and I, we never had a single problem. Easy installation, but over time the white color yellowed just a bit and I could never get it back to that...

Be glad you don't need 5/8" OSB. I needed 100 sheets Monday and I payed $20.82 for each sheet....

Much appreciated for all your inputs. I will try to address your questions… TechShield doesn't come in plywood. TechShield has a radiant barrier, this is why I am choosing it to try and reduce the attic temps in the summer. The suggestion of doubling up and adding new decking over existing...

Thanks for your input. It is appreciated. To answer your query, would like to meet code, but the extra expense is bothersome. It is already costing me $12K out of my pocket to have the house decked/roofed.

I'm having the roof decking replaced with 7/16" TechShield and architectural shingles on my ranch house. Here is my concern… The roof pitch is 4/12 slope. The rafter spacing is 24 inches. Currently it has 3/8" decking (this is what they used on my house when it was built in 1972). A square of...