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Why does yours need to be replaced? If it's the batteries, consider replacing them. I've done that to several items that I really liked but couldn't find a suitable replacement for.

That upholstery work is pretty incredible. You got a hat tip from me, sir.

The 72 is just a 56 with an end cabinet. Every drawer is identical in that configuration.

The seller isn't referencing the spindle lock nut you're referring to. He's referencing the set screw as shown by @designer485. Look at the picture the seller provided. You can see a stainless set screw. Seems the seller was very clear about what he was saying.

Definitely worth $300 minimum. Don't let anyone else convince you otherwise. Very rare screwdriver you have there. Nice find. :lol_hitti :lol_hitti :lol_hitti :lol_hitti :lol_hitti

Check out this place for custom hoses and all your fittings. Universal Hose and Fittings

Forget trying to make an extension hose and just replace the whole thing. Go with the fittings of your choosing and remake the entire line from pump to lift.

Thermocoupler. Mine was doing the same thing. Had a repair guy come out and service the fireplace. Replaced thermocouple and hasn't happened again in the last two years.

Consider looking in your local classifieds. I found a Snap-on YA435 cabinet from a private seller on Craigslist a few years ago for $500. It's listed at $6,225 on their website.

This is the Husky I bought 5 years ago. It's been a good box. Looks like the one you posted, just a couple more drawers on the box and chest. It's 56x22 inches and weighs 542 pounds. 18 gauge steel...

Excellent suggestion that would be easily overlooked.

Just FYI for anyone wondering, I called RaceDeck today and their discount for GJ members is 20%.

I believe he means it's scary he was right in his prediction of what the specs were on your compressor. He basically called it before you showed what you actually ended up with.

I have the exact same size shop, but with 10 foot ceilings. I'm in Colorado. I only heat mine when I'm out there. It doesn't take long at all to get it up to a comfortable temperature, which for me is around 55-60. I don't care if the floor is cold - I'm not lying on it.

Count me in, please. Thank you.

This is the most important part of blow drying a vehicle. If you don't have a well maintained paint finish with a really good coating on it, blow drying isn't going to work.

This is a phenomenal handheld blower. It has a rubber tip which is perfect for use on a vehicle, in case you bump the paint. If you already have a Ryobi battery, even better, because the 'tool only' is $69. Ryobi Compact Blower

Miguel Lott wanted me to tell you he still hates your project and he's already blocked your whole Facebook group. :lol_hitti As for me, I'm blown away at your project. The amount of work involved boggles my mind. Can't wait to see the finished product.

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