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that has a real honda engine on the one SK was talking about. The only downside i see to it is no wheeled cart or electric start on that model.

Honda does make 11,000W Generator The EB11000. It has a water-cooled engine. Look at northerntool.com they have a wide selection of generators and have genuine honda engines and name brand generator heads on their units My advice is you get what you pay and go bigger then what you need so the...

here's the info on it. http://red-d-arc.com/productsdetail.aspx?cid=1A&pid=1A01 I got mine thru my old work place who dealt with red d arc directly. it's 4000W @ 100% duty cycle too I havent pushed mine too much, its got enough power to melt thru most things I weld at home. powers a variety of...

both, 4000W Generator as well forgot to mention that.

RED D ARC GX200 2+4 stick welder, honda powered. will be getting a Hobart 210 mig when time and money allow.

This reminds me the time my uncle let his son borrow his wood splitter (I built it back when I was in mechanics school as a project, was a real beefy unit 13HP honda, 2 stage pump and 45 ton capacity ram). Uncle said make sure when your done you put it in your garage and lock it up. Low...

I never got any tool sets growing up, what I have I bought myself. My parents weren't the giving type. FWIW I dont think i'd give my son any CMAN tools since there warrantee and Customer service **** balls, I'd be more inclined to get him a decent sized set from Canadian tire when I think it's...

well one thing about Powerfist, if it breaks its cheap to replace and I have a princess near me.

i suspect this is just a honda type key, any honda dealer should have those kicking around too should work with that clone engine.

nice work bud

Re: Adding electric start to Tecumseh motor Hmm neat setup on that generator did you build that yourself?. my snowblower has a HMSK105 Tecumseh, has the 120V starter on it. I don't use it too much lately as the recoil usually gets the machine started in 1 or 2 pulls

interesting claims, wonder if they are true or not...

It's a good option as well. The last place I worked for rented compressors like you see above and larger (all the way to 3000CFM) and blast pots for large jobs, we also had the abrasives too. that may be some food for thought

look at the air requirements of your blaster and go from there, try and get something that will be big enough to run all the things you want and add a little to it. Sandblasters are CFM hungry units. Like the others said running a filter is a good idea and that compressor may be tired. Also how...

Why would someone need to borrow a work light in the first place, they are cheap enough the person needing one can buy one at any hardware store, not to sound like a ***** but seriously a work light isn't expensive at all. Also I don't lend my tools and the answer is flat out no.

Adding real gauges saved my **** in my Jetta (autometer volt and oil press, a month or so back my alternator went and the only way i knew it went was the volt gauge I added was way down near 11 volts, so luckily I had enough time to get to a VW dealer and buy an alternator and install it with...

Last place I worked for was a dump, tools and stuff all over the place air hoses dragging on the floor. I swear we went through about 600 feet of it a year since idiots in the shop would drive bulldozers over it. Sweeping was done about once a month (you could take a 930 loader and fill the...

I got 2 of the new MAG LED lights, ones a mini mag and the other is a 2D LED one, I like both a lot, much better then the older krypton bulb ones. As for a 200 dollar flashlight no thanks got better things to spend my money on.

I usually go with simple green and a rag and wipe my boxes down. I make sure to clean all the tools I used that day and put them back in my chest in order for the next day, it's a very easy way to spot if your missing something. I am allergic to dust so I try and keep it to a minimum. I wear a...

Some local mom and pop shop which i wont name, local place. back when i was about 18ish, first day on the job, had my Husky tool box with me with most of what I needed, car comes in with a leaking lower rad hose. asked where the jack stands were, they didn't have any, they said use the floor...