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I love my Taco! Have driven Toyotas since I was a kid. In fact my dad drove a 1975 Hilux (childhood memories) and loved it.

CHEZ 106.1 Check out this link to see how awesome they are http://blog.rogersbroadcasting.com/doc/fun-page-for-guys/ Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Ozzy, WASP...etc

Hi OJ - Just saw this post from you, after I responded to your other post. Yes getting ready for my install possibly starting this weekend. Had to delay it due to funding issues ;) Stay tuned for pics coming soon... S

I just picked up 13 x 13 porcelean tile on the cheap (relatively speaking, of course) at Home Depot about 3 weeks ago. They had it on sale for 85c/sq.ft and had it sitting by the cashiers in the front of the store. Dark beige color too - exactly what I wanted. I noticed that it was not...

this site can make you go broke in a hurry. Be careful!

Thanks everyone. great knowledge on this site. love it!

LOL! yes, I have lived with a 1/2" breaker bar + cheater so far (Have rebuilt motors, replaced clutches, swapped transmissions, installed truck lifts...), but now that I finally have compressed air in the shop, looking to get one or those new fangled pneumatic air impacts ;)

Decision made. Pneumatic it is. The battery ones are all listed in in-lbs. Notice that they do not list the units or torque, bastards! http://www.homedepot.ca/product/18v-...ol-only/965067 Called Makita and asked. I knew something did not make sense. Thanks everyone

Yes, have a compressor that can keep up. But here is my concern. You mentioned the IR231. The specs on it 425 ft-lbs of torque. http://www.tptoolbox.com/Ingersoll%20Rand%20%20IR231.htm Here is a battery operated Makita, which I saw on sale last wk for $69 and it claims a torque of 2800...

True. lets add the third to the mix as well. Another feature is the noise levels. Air impacts are loudest too at ~110db. Looking for preferences from experienced users, to get the best bang for my buck :)

Shopping for an impact wrench for medium-duty home-garage automotive work. The heaviest use it will see is suspension work on my vehicles. Was originally inlined towards a pneumatic gun, but once I started comparing torques between pneumatic and 18V battery operated units, the battery option...

Welcome Karl - Spent a good 10 years of my life in Madison, WI. Good times! May come back there to retire someday :thumbup:

Thanks Big Bob. This is great info!

Interesting. So Chinook K17 it is. Is this a good pump? Why cant I find much info on the internet about it? There is very limited info comapred to some of the other older pumps such as Kellog, DeVillbis...etc I absolutely love this machine. Very quiet and pumps up the 20 gal tank in under 2...

Amazing - response in less than 10 minutes! I looked up some pics of both the Chinook and Rol Air and it looks closer to the Chinook K17, although not exact. The exhaust valves are on the opposite end and the location of the oil sight glass is slightly different, but this is the closest I have...

Looking for info on this compressor/compressor-head. Very nicely built and runs strong. Oddly enough, the label on the tank has no manufacturer name, but just the pressure test and vessel manufacturer info. It says Ser. Number: MC 004973 Pressure tested to 160 psig Manchester, Ontario 1993...

Beautiful 85 solid axel. I miss my old 22REs. Driving a 2005 Prerunner now :3gears:

Thanks you good sir. I accept the coveted `You ****` with pride!:rocker:

Here is what I scored. This thing runs quiet and rock solid! Does not seem like it has seen much use. Even the old 6w lightbulb works. It also came with a box of replacement wheels and wire brushes...etc. Not sure when it was manufactured, but the label says it complies with ANSI 1938...

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