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I passed on the box for now but will offer a lot less if it is still available in a few days. The box has original paint and there are multiple touch ups on the drawers. Nothing serious but there are probably 15 spots he touched up where it apparently got nicked and scratched. It is very...

Ended up buying a large (for me) lot of Snap On hand tools. I got a great deal too. Under $300... [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

Thanks folks--I may buy it and sell the boxes separately to pay for the tools (they are being sold extra)... You all sure know a lot about these boxes--great info!

He claims it is original paint and that he has babied it since he bought in 1980-ish...

actually, I might be willing to do that just to get some of the money back for the tools I want to buy that are currently in the box...

He says it is near perfect and I would likely resell the box to pay for the tools I will but that are in the box... He wants the whole thing gone and wants to sell all the tools too (he mentioned "10 cents on the dollar"--which might work for me). Being able to see the box and pay for the...

I am looking at a 1980's Snap On tool box but have no idea of the value. He's asking around $900 and I don't have the model number yet. Any idea of a price range? It is in very good shape. "][/URL]

Is it a floor fan or wall fan? I have the Hampton Bay 3-speed floor fan and would like to wall mount it if possible

That looks like what I want--thank you sir!

I have two great floor fans but want something mounted on the wall. Northern Tool has a 20" 8K wall mount CFM fan for $100. Has anyone mounted a floor fan on the wall? A simple hook or bracket? I'll spend the $100 if I need to, but first thought is to mount the floor fans on the wall...

I'm still pursuing using trailer ramps for my lift--I've tried using pieces of wood but am tired of dragging out ramps and the wood to get my car on the lift. i think a short trailer ramp would work, I just need to pull the trigger I guess. I seem to be the first to try this solution...

The ramps on my 4-post lift do not work well due to a 2" drop/ledge between the main garage floor and my driveway that is about halfway down the length of the ramp. The ramps come straight out of the garage and there is then a 2" space where the ramp has nothing to rest on. It seems that...

Northern Tool sells these 5,000 lb ramps that have hooks that look like they would fit. They do not say they work for cars, but at 2.500 per axle, it looks like it would...

they came with the lift and are not bent because I am using a wood block to hold the end of them up as I drive on them... Otherwise, the ends of them stick up above the driveway a couple of inches... I am wondering if I can either use car trailer ramps with a hook end or somehow modify my...

The difference is about an inch--here are pics:

The aluminum ramps I have for my 4-post lift are the standard size, but because my floor is not level with my driveway. Because the floor is not flush with the driveway, the ramp hangs over the floor by about 14". I have tried to use wood under the ramp, but is not the best solution. I was...

12" x 24" tile installed over 1/4" Durock....

Jack--I will post some pictures and really appreciate any other options there might be to move forward with this. I believe there is 3/4" plywood subfloor under the durock.. I really don't want to remove the floor and just want to be done...

Thanks Jack--I really hate to go the attorney route but it may be inevitable. Because the tile grout is all different shades, I called in a tile company to look at it. They just found that the contractor used 1/4" Durock as the underlayment on my floor. He says because the joists are 18" to...

I'm the OP--get out your popcorn as I give you all more details that I am trying to digest: I hired a large local kitchen and bath company to do my kitchen remodel. I did not pick the cheapest, I picked the one that seemed to be the best able to manage the job. It is a large job (sunroom...