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Thank you.

plus they don't want to even pay for their own labels,printed on ups shipping labels

That's the way we used to do it like how packard explained,years ago I went to bear and beeline schools for alingment and frame straightening learned how to spin balance tires on the vehicle can do anything from passanger to big trucks,nothing comes close to being smoother just too time...

Did you flip the wheels backwards out of transport position so both discs are flat on the floor,have seen alot of people use it in the transport position.

Both prices are comparable,grinder $90-$100. dyma-serts $100.-$120. stones are roughly $5.Ea. is the going rate.Heres the number for Edco 800-638-3326 give them a call,tell them what you got,they will be glad to help you out.

How I long for the day's of bang bang valves.

Same here eyeball it,use a spline type on double disc.

Does anybody remember who posted a link to their daughter in-law who took photos of pets and made them into color sketches,they lived in Canada and Mich. I believe.

If you got a grainger book,or go online they carry fleet tools now.I know they carry one or try a truck part distributor.

I mentioned the getting locked out part because me and the wife enter thru the garage and used to keep the storm doors locked now I keep the front one unlocked just in case never thought about getting locked out myself.

That's what you need is a c to b connector.Go to a heating supply store get the connector and a tube of fire proof caulk after you put the connector and pipe together fill the outer cavity off the b pipe with the caulk to seal it.Then slide the pipe on the outlet drill 3 holes and screw it on.

When I had my garage inspected 2 yrs ago the inspector had his tester on a wood pole for the door opener curcuit,and said I made it under the wire because the following year it would have to be gfci and now he would have to make a new tester up,and added that when it becomes effective a lot of...

No just a big boy got him from the pound about 10 yrs. ago hence the name Lucky.

My boy's D.J. and Lucky

I believe he's talking about a sealer/primer.

That's funny because the inspector where I live has a wood plaque on his wall that say's the same thing.

You can rent a towable boom lift 34' or 50' comes with outriggers so you can use it on rough/unlevel ground for around $150 to $200 a day just rent it from a place that's not open on sun. and you'll have two days to use it for a one day charge.Alot of places sell the harness kits for roofing...

Alot off trucks and equip. used to have spring and ball sockets on steering linkage and king pins used to adjust or take apart.

10FT. and 14FT. over driveway is a general rule.

I'd have to agree on the wood not going no where.On a lot of construction equip. the method for working under them is wood cribbing because it's alot stronger than jackstands and it don't slip out.I think alot of machines weight alot more than a car!