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I've got lots of fluid in it, and it should be under the #8,000 weight, but maybe just needs some more air pressure. I'll try to bump it up a bit, and see what happens. Thanks for the help. Mark

Hello all! I've got an #8,000 Rotary FP-46A in-ground air over hydraulic hoist. It's approx.13 years old, and in the 6 years since I've owned the place, I've never used it, other than to hook up the air and run it up and down empty a few times to see if it worked.( I don't think the previous...

Re: What did you do to your garage today? Started the big job of changing all the ball joints, front hubs, tie rods, axle joints,etc on my 2005 Ram 3500 4X4.This is gonna be fun!

1971 ROAD RUNNER, 1971 Dart ******* Special340(Canada only!), 1971 Barracuda,1969 Charger,1964 Polara,1970 Road Runner,1969 GTX Convertible,1970 Road Runner 440+6,1998 Dodge 4x4 1 Ton Dually Cummins, 2003 Dodge 4x4 1 Ton Dually Cummins Plus a few others, I'm sure! Mark

Have you got a photo of this, or link on where to see one, sounds interesting. Mark

Not used for a paint booth yet...it's my sandblasting tent(Costco Portable Garage) But once I clean it out, I plan on some painting in there...maybe not a whole car, but some bigger parts at least.

Here's mine... ignore the runs in the Mustang!! Not too big in square footage,(28'X30' but 16' walls)...need mezzanine space ideas!

Quoted from 54FordPanel "I got mine at Home Depot. It's a hot water heater hose. " I used the same thing...very happy, and no problems with leaking,or rupturing...then again,the moisture coming out is hot(hence, its designed useage,water heater hose!) Mark

I've got a Rotary 8000 lb air/hydraulic in ground system that was in the shop when I bought the house. Have yet to put a car on it. I wish I had a lift that I could park under, or roll around, but beggars can't be choosers.One nice thing with this lift, is if not being used, the above ground...

7/16" OSB, it was cheap, and I want to be able to peel off a sheet or two to get at wiring, etc. Doesn't look too bad....a little rough,maybe.Soaks up the paint real good!

[/IMG]None as well...jury still out when working in the winter with overhead door closed...feels a little weird, not being able to see out, but I do feel more secure.If I ever get my mezzanines done, I plan on some windows high up on the walls on the second floor. Mark

I used both.... Styrofoam,and foil bubble insulation, worked out to R12 I believe. Made a big difference, and was cheap, under $200 for a 16x14 door, light weight, lasted 2 winters, so far, not a problem,reflects light,too! Cut Styrofoam from4'x 8' sheets, and bulk bubble foil from lumber yard...