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Id suggest a STIHL ms260pro they are awsome. Put an 18" bar on it. A great saw for a serious homeowner or light commercial use. Its a light saw with PLENTY of power, a bit pricey...$500-$600 I think, but you'll only buy it once in your life. As far as the husky/stihl debate goes I like...

I bought a 6" Atlas lathe ( nice little bench top machine) to keep myself busy during the long winters. Before I know it Im making deals to obtain my Bridgeport milling machine with NO cash out of pocket. If your not out there lookin', no one will know. Tell everyone you know whatever your...

I think CHADNUM1 is right, looks like a picture frame tool.

Check STIHL hedge trimers..made in china...boy was I pissed off when I noticed. So far the only STIHL item Ive seen made in china.

Ive got a set of screwdrivers from genius. I didnt want a sears set...they just seem chinsy to me...I like the genius set because it came with I think 5 #2 phillips head drivers of different length. In the past year little to no wear has appeared. I also like how the entire shaft is a hex...

I have a Handler 140 and like it, but my brother inlaw has the miller version, it has infanite settings for heat where as my Hobart only has 4 settings. The Miller can be fine tuned for nicer welds. Unfortunatly there alot more $$$, just thought I'd add my 2cents. Best of Luck!

Unfortunetly I dont, Id like to think it was no more than $30-35..its just o-rings, coil springs, and a seal. As far as finding it cheaper I wasnt able to but to be honest I didnt search too hard. Its not the crappy style with the gear (that tightens or loosens the valve)on the jack end of...

Hiballs, the jack Model#:791-6420; complete seal kit#:rs35sk; and the release assembly#:rs3527. Their ya go a chinese jack from NAPA that can be serviced. Oh and my local NAPA number is (845)255-9190 and ask for Paul....:-)

I have a REED model# 224.5 looks identical to the one in your link. I havent found much info on it, but BGOTTs' info makes sense.

Is that an old "deserter" chassis that you cut up??

Go to your nearest NAPA store they usually have a 3.5 ton jack on sale for 300, its made in china but re-buildable thru NAPA (they can get the kits). I got one and its great, I also got a rebuild kit after I bought it so I had one in case they changed suppliers down the road.

Get some 2x2 stainless square tube, make a base to box dimensions then bolt the box to it. Any other material would look cheesy with a stainless box

Spare oxygen and acetylene bottles secured to the wall, or a waste oil drum...with and air and/or electric rell mounted on the wall above. just what I would do.......best of luck.