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I moved my KRL-761 in the bed of my pickup. We (2 of us) pushed it up a set of ramps with ramparts on them and it came back off the same way. If I remember right we had the drawers out on the way up and it was complete coming off. Not much of a big deal but you did have to grunt a little.

I have had the previous style Kendon for 5-6 years. Its a good lift but definately has some shortcomings. If movability is your primary concern though its definately a lift worth considering. Portability was big for me and I just wish they had the pneumatic version when I bought mine.

If you dont need to do a ton of them this might work for you. In the past I have taken a socket 5/16-3/8 and cut a channel out of it. It work pretty well for wing nuts and hanging hooks. Throw it on an adaptor and into a cordless drill or impact driver.

Hey guys, here's my motorcycle garage.....

Show up at my buddies house one day and his brother is there with the hood up and radiator out on a mid 80's chevy 3/4 ton. Ask him whats up and his response was that he thought the timing chain finally "went". He spends a day and half replacing it but says he didnt see anything wrong with it...

I appreciate the responses guys and as I said in the original post, I wasnt out to offend anyone. To comment on one post though, I have been "around here" for quite some time I just was slow to start posting. I also have been using my tools to make a living for more than 20 years so tools aren't...

Guys, I realize i'm relatively new here but this question has been bugging me so I figured I'd ask. I see lots of pictures and posts about people all excited about their yard/estate/dead guy/ sale scores and all the stuff they got and how great it is. I look at the pics and am just amazed at...

It is one piece and does the job perfect. Fits everything but speeders, breakers and my extra long extensions. I beleive I got it at sears years ago.

Hey guys. I've been lurking around here for a while and love it. You all rerally have a ton of good info. I just took a few pics of the garage and figured I'd throw up a pic or two here. I may also do a garage posting too.

Dust, I know you said you have no control over what "management" does but is it possible that they are not aware of the issues associated with poor maintenance of a compressed air system? These are both equipment related issues as well as safety issues. I posted the homeowner link below once...

Just out of curiosity, is the tank drained regularly? If theres that much water and the tank isnt drained I bet you have a bunch sitting in the bottom of the tank. Which makes for a very unhappy tank not to mention an unsafe one.. Chris

Thanks for the replies guys.

I got a KRL761 6-7 years ago and just picked up a KRL712A side locker to go with it last week(got a great deal, well I think so anyway). I would like to key the 712 to the 761. Can I order through snap on the correct cylinder for the 712 to match? Do I have to order both new and get matching key...

This might help you. http://www.hedland.com/index.cfm?fa=prd.detail&sec=384

http://www.doli.state.mn.us/CCLD/BoilerIncidentsAir1.asp try this and this is a home garage.

I am new here but was reading the comment on compressors not exploding. While the compressor itself may just fail, a stuck safety valve and pressure switch or a tank mounted remotely where condensate can't be readily drained is pretty dangerous...