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Thanks guys Grainger has 10 in stock. I am going tomorrow to pick it up. Here is a pic.

An old guy down the street stopped me yesterday and asked if I still worked on old cars? I said "sure" I was in the '54. He told me that his compressor wasn't working right and if I wanted it I could have it, If I came and picked it up. I asked if I could look at it and he said I could. I...

On just the three legs it might be a little unsafe. I left mine on the shipping pallet and just added steel casters from tractor supply. It has been like that for a couple of years. It is very stable, I have only had to move once since it has been like this but, it worked great. If i had to move...

Yes! If it is any kind of shape.

If you are having them turned. Call you local brake shop they should be able to turn them on the spindle. If they are thick enough to turn. This is the slide hammer set-up my guys use at the shop.

It is Lista. They are for they heavy equipment machinist. My father in law was the south/east chief mechanical engineer for Shell. The first time I saw one was in an old tool catalog he had. The small ones start at about 20,000.00 us dollars. This was not a small one.:(

I have always wanted one of these.

Not the best but for the price I really can't complain. http://grizzly.com/products/searchresults.aspx?q=file%20handles James

Home depot $1.99 James

All the parts are not shown it the pic. It should also have a piece like this to slide under the lower part of the spring and compress them together. It has saved my a$$ more than once. I have seen what a cheap one can do and it was not pretty. This one still has a pucker factor of about 4. James

I use this one on solid wire around the house all the time. It is cheap but it works well. it has never let me down. I think I bought them at First call. The second set is a standard klein #1005. I use these probably 85-90% of the time on a wiring harness install. Sears for about 20 bucks. The...

That is what I was always told too.

These have wired #'s and some have been modified and lastly this is the Stanley,Channellock,Chinese and Taiwanese ****.

These are the sockets and wrenches. 1) 1/4 drive proto sockets 1/4-5/16 deep, 3/16-11/32 shallow 2) 1/2 drive proto sockets 7/16 to 7/8, 12 point 3) proto saltus, 3/8 6 point, 7/16 6 point, 11/16 12 point 4) Just another pic 5) proto deep offset boxend 3/4-15/16 6) Snap on line wrench 1/2-9/16...

The junk man came by the shop on Friday and like always I check and see what he has on his truck. There was this little red toolbox. So I ask how much? he wanted 19 but I talked him done too 5 bucks. he said it was very heavy but it was probably full of junk tools. It had some little cheese lock...

Check http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/search/?keywords=dent+fix+equipment&storeid=toolswai&GoSearch.x=0&GoSearch.y=0. I have the cheaper version and as often as I use it I have never been let down by it. I hope the link works.

Thanks for all the help guys. I am having the same problem as vervoort,Dayton Speedaire - Unloader Valve Stuck - Help (Multi-page thread 1 2 View All). I Think I got the right part coming from Matco. I might be back asking questions about the install. James

Is this a check valve or an unloader valve? Where do I get a replacement ____ valve? Mine went south this week. I couldn't get the camera to focus. James

Roospike, It is a 60 gallon tank. I'm not saying that I push it all over the garage but when I need to move it they are great. The casters are rated @ 350 lbs each.

The guy I bought mine from left it on the original shipping pallet. We carried it home in the bed of my friends truck and I did not get the electricity wired up in time so I left it on its side I knew that once it was stood up and all the oil was back at the bottom I was not going to lay it back...