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In my opinion, that's the whole point. I bought a bigger box so I didn't have to cram my tools into the drawers like that. I like using the space wasting plastic organizers (on some stuff.) I like to lay my tools in the drawers with a little space between them, it makes it easier for me to...

what size drive is the blued ratchet? if you decide to sell it shoot me a message.

Thanks for all the replies. The info is really appreciated.

I will get the water co. out to look at the pressure. I will really hate to have it turned back down but I would hate to burst a line in the brand new washing machine too. Thanks for the recommendations on garden hoses, I will go check them out.

I'm not really sure why, but the house I live in has awesome water pressure. It is great for washing the car or driveway off, as I don't really need a pressure washer. My shower faucets will hurt you if you turn them on full blast. For the most part I love this, except for the fact that I...

I don't have any to trade but I would pay cash for any vintage motocross or motorcycle road racing stickers someone might want to get rid of.

I have a good friend who will let me keep it in his shop so space isn't really a problem. I believe the thing is around 19 ft long overall. Honestly I don't know if he can pull the amps to run this thing or not, but I suspect it will.

About how much did you get when you scrapped it? The reason I ask is because I hope that I should be able to recover a large chunk of my money by scrapping it if something ends up being wrong with it.

cool thanks for that picture. never seen those before.

thats the thing, this is 220v single phase, no problems getting this wired up. we have a lift at work to load it onto a trailer, but i will have to rent a lift locally to unload it and get it set in the shop once i get home. what are you guys using thats accurate enough to level these things...

I have a chance to buy a 120 inch lathe at work for a grand. I forget the name of it but the date of manufacture was around 1964 I think. I believe it's american made. It is also 220v. I know that I am going to need about 3 driveshafts made in the near future, it should be good for that. It...

awesome. sounds like i need to get a set.

Ohhh, so they are insulated?

Can someone please explain these to me, they just look like extra long box-end wrenches to me. http://www.aviationpros.com/product/10231201/wright-tool-co-strike-free-wrenches

Cool. That ***** though, wish they had the stuff listed to look at.

I can't find it on their website. I really hope they are still available, along with the side lockers.

someone posted this in another thread:

Did you oil it before using it? When I took my 231c out of the package it was the same way, I assumed it was defective too. Then I oiled it and have been using it almost daily for the last few years.

I like old American trucks and new Japanese motorcycles, so both.

Doesn't Eastwood make them?