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You might be surprised when u price it that asphalt isnt that much cheaper. I priced 40 x 40 and only paid around 1200 more to do concrete..

I second the oil eater..

I didnt ask about price, I asked for a source. A FORGED 12" C Clamp on 1960's vintage that is heavy and quality is fairly expensive. Combine that with the fact that I just dont like to waste things, and I would gladly pay for a quality replacement screw.

Samson brand, 12", 3/4-6 acme thread.

Yes, I understand your points. But no one actually addressed my original question...everyone is just arguing about what thread it is and where to go it... I am not looking for threaded rod, I am looking for complete screws with the handle hole etc...

I just acquired some very old large forged C clamps. Google search of the manufacturer doesn't yield any company results. Several have pretty messed up screws. It doesn't appear anyone sells universal replacement screws. All the screws I see are replacements for specific clamps, and they don't...

I have written on my hardener cans 8:1. I have done that and it works well. I think I researched quite a bit at one time to come up with the 8:1

Nice, although I thought u would make them out of steel with a lifting eye to move with a forklift!

Pat, Interesting story. The sad part is I am hearing more and more stories like that where private equity groups come in and buy up companies and run them into the group. Our business deals a lot with food manufacturers and its happening like crazy in that industry. It is also happening in the...

What ever happened to your dads company that you used to work at and got sold? Are they still in business?

oh, ok. That L785 is newer then. Does that 3 cylinder vibrate much? I have a chance at getting rid of my Perkins 4 cylinder L785 for a Ford 3 cylinder model..Tough call..

Ok, is that perkins in the L785 extremely cold blooded? U have an ether kit on it? Mine got to the point ether was/is the only way to get it to fire unless.its 80 deg out.

One of the best machines NH ever made. Those things are rock solid..

Safe your money and wait till the economy gets soft. It will be way easier to get contractors attention and much better pricing.

You need to supply the size of the channel for calcs to be done.

Can you explain how u made the cabs? They look smooth symmetrically and just about perfect!

Don't forget there is a difference between flux core and dual shield. I run .045 dual shield. It uses gas and has flux in the core. Its an awesome "farm wire" for welding with rust,dirt,paint etc.

I think you mean shale? As in a soil that is made up primarily of small flat rocks? If thats what u mean I wouldnt hesitate to use it as long as its very rocky and has very little dirt in it. We built a 50 x160 building in 1984 using packed shale for the base. It's our best floor in the entire...

That makes me feel better. I thought I was the only one who can't "get over it" when people do stupid things. Especially stupid things that cost me money or damage something I hold dear...

Amen to that!