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I hope to have a pole barn with a little apartment some day,I will sneek it in if I have to and would not have any problems with having a PO box for my mail.

I think the jack I want to put it on does not have a removable pad so I might have to invest in a trans jack,I took a cheap made in China floor jack and made a somewhat trans jack out of it to remove a trans from a U pull yard but it will not go high enough.

I have been spoiled by the no receipt needed returns for Craftsmen tools and will not buy any tools where the receipt is needed.

My first tool set was made from cheap tools from the 50s and 60s,I still have them and will have to get them out and look at them again. They were great for working on bicycles which was all I had back then.

I remember seeing them but do not remember who makes or sells them,I figured Harbor Freight would have one but no so anyone know where I can get one if they are still made.

I had very good luck with those 7.2 and 9.6 stick battery powered drills then newer versions and those batteries seemed to last longer too. I used a 7.2 drill at work for almost 20 years and replaced it with a 9.6 different style battery Makita drill and could not get the batteries to last much...

I am thinking about adding more vents in the garage so I wont have to keep a door open.

I did some thinking and my garage has a small vent in the rear towards the top and I am going to look for a small fan to bring air in when I am running the heater,I would like to find one that is reversable so it can draw the hot air out in the warmer months but have no clue where to look for one.

I felt fine and did not have any problems breathing but the more I think about it I did not crack open the big door like I normally do and the heater had been running for about a hour,I have done that many times in the past but there is a first time for everything so I am going to make sure I...

I thought about lack of oxygen but the garage is not that tight or so I think,it has a new big door that is sealed good put the side entry door is sloopy and can see light around most of it. It was around 20 degrees outside but never had issues with lighting the torch before and I do like the...

It was worse then a typical monday last night in the garage,besides taking much longer to get done what I wanted to do I could not get the torch to light and the kerosene heater did not want to fire up right too. I needed to heat up a jamb nut on a piece of linkage and the map gas torch would...

I want to try diesel in one now since its around a dollar a gallon cheaper the kerosene around here,gas is less then two dollars but kerosene is 4.29.

The one I have now is 38 years old and about worn out so time for a new one,the one I have is about 85,000 btu and going to look for a slightly larger heater. Can the newer heaters use diesel since its a bit cheaper then kerosene and who sells them.

I have never seen one before and definately could have used one many times,it looks like I might have to look for one.

I have to determine how fast my motor is spinning for the new cam I want to buy and the car does not have a tach so I figured I would use my old MT500 to do the job.I ran a couple wires into the car and hooked it up and took off down the highway but it was reading abut 1/2 what it should so I...

Its been about a month with the Milwaukee M12 and very happy with it,got a 3/8 impact with it that does great for its size and looking into buying other M12 tools in the future. I am going to buy another drill for the house and get the sawzall and possibly the ratchet too.

I will be getting a M12 thursday and the 3/8 impact that comes with it almost has the power my Snap on 14.4 3/8 impact and its smaller,a co worker has them and have been using them to see how I like them and I can not wait to get them,

I decided to give up on the Makita and will be going with a Milwaukee drill that comes with a 3/8 impact,A co worker bought one and that little impact took off a lug nut so it might replace two tools that I am having battery issues with. My 3/8 drive 14.4 volt Snap on impact will be needing...

I probably run them down too much,if a battery is in the flash light there have been times it was left on and when I came back the battery was completely dead. I bought replacement batteries for the 9.6 at Batteries Plus and they told me to drain them so that is what I have done.

If the shop work at had a bigger compressor I would go back to air powered except for a drill,the impact batteries are a little over 4 years old but I go through batteries for the Makita drill every year. When I was using the Makita 7.2 drill every day I could get over 5 years out of a battery...