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You should probably hook up a disconnect for that. I got mine from ebag for $20. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250609239690&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT As others have said get help or at least advice from a electrician before attempting that. You'll need to know what amp the...

I smell I notice in all the harbor freight stores is that cheap rubber smell

I've heard occ makes all their profit on selling hats and shirts. You couldn't pay me to wear any of their gear.

what he said

I watch american choppers on my tivo so I skip all the bs and just watch the actaul fabrication. Needless to say I get through a hour show in about 15 minutes.

If I were buying a 2007 anything I wouldn't be planning on doing a lot of work on the vehicle. Standard maintenance but not much more, and your general tools should do all of that. If I did find myself needing a lot of specialty tools for a newly purchased 2007 I'd be pretty pissed off. my 2 cents.

good luck. looks like something I might buy

imo, you'd be better off getting a higher quality unit used from a pawn shop, craigslist, etc.. than a new cheaper unit. Regardless, good luck to you with it. :thumbup:

call the city again explaining what your survey says and ask for their opinion on the matter.

I raised mine by myself with a engine hoist and some extra tires as back up. As said before, they are so bottom heavy once you get them partially up with the hoist one person can push them up the rest of the way.

I use this kit for work and home. works great http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FTADX0/?tag=atomicindus08-20

nice pumpkins. I'm gonna try and steal some of those ideas.

how could you not?

yea, but I do the pumpkin carving with my kids so power tools are out and the plastic tools do well enough for what it is.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Pumpkin-Masters-Carving-Kit-19-Pieces-2009-BRAND-NEW-/330474248052?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4cf1ccd774

looks like a solid deal to me

from your other posts it appears you are just beginning your career in auto repair. My suggestion would be for you to save some $$ and look for tools on CL, swap meets, tag sales etc.. Don't try to keep up with the tool hounds on this site.

take a welding class. most local welding supply houses will offer them.

I image you'd need some really good concrete/rebar around the anchor location

typically if you can you'd want to mount it on the passenger side just to make the process of raising the car faster. With it on the passenger side you drive to the lifting position, get out set the drivers side lifting arms, go to passenger side, set the arms and raise the lift. If it's on...