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If you drill try a left handed drill bit in the counter clockwise direction. You might get lucky if it catches and winds out the screw.

I installed one of these in my house 2 decades ago and it is still going strong. Couldn't be happier. The remote receiver crapped out 4 or 5 years ago and the part was still available from Tamarack. I thought it was overpriced so I got up into the attic and found the part number. It was...

I just bought this awesome lift but it was missing the reservoir vent cap. Apparently, the seller's 5-year-old absconded with it. Anyone know what the part # or size of the cap is. It's a Bucher Hydraulics power unit. I couldn't find a part number. It looks like it measures out at M30 X...

That looks like a continuous machine. Interestingly, SFX (the company that markets the machine you pictured) supplies both types. I use the word "markets" because you can find identical looking machines all over the place with just a different name on it. Who knows who really makes it.

I did not mention vapor recovery. Some machines vacuum the vaporized (and often toxic) contaminant and remove it from the work area.

I've done a good amount of research because I really want a laser cleaning machine. I'm trying to figure out the feasibility of striping automobiles for repainting. Here is a very quick and overly simplified summary: There are two types of basic technology - continuous laser and pulsed laser...

Could you use a press?

So let's say one was sufficiently dissuaded from blasting and chemicals. And let's say time and labor weren't really a major concern. What would be the next option? Good old fashioned sanding down to bare metal? Orbital where you can and by hand elsewhere? Pros/cons? What would be the...

Let me know how it works out.

I had a particularly nasty ice dam once and solved it by taking my home steamer (mcCulloch mc1275) and clamping a 20' length of 1/2 heater hose to the outlet leaving the other end open. You start the steam, set the hose on the ice dam and let gravity do the rest. Worked like a champ and the...

Long time lurker, new member. Thanks to all for all the great info here. It's a great forum. My first project here is rebuilding an old Mohawk A7 lift. Thanks, Dave