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Thanks for your thoughts. Maybe rent a mixer and do 4 sections. Wonder if their is a site that will provide data as to materials needed. Thanks ya-all.

I have a "portable" [not really, just on skids] in the back yard. I want to add a cover off the back side of it for outside storage of equipment. It will be 20' x 8'. It will be very difficult to get concrete from delivery truck to that area of my yard. I will store wheelbarrow's, small yard...

The grease seems to have worked. No evidence of rim leakage to thius point. Thanks again. Joe

Thanks for all the ideas, more than I expected. I had thought about the silicone idea but thought the air would just blow it out of the way. I will try grease, then if needed, the silicone and report back. I just had the pneumatic tires laying around. I agree solids are much better, that's how I...

Thanks guys, I have no problem airing them up, they just leak at the seal. I might try the slime, really hate to spend $20. Kind of the whole reason to use them was to save money because I had them. Joe

I am attempting to use a pair of two wheel dolly wheels to make a table mobile. I can not get the tires to seal at the rims. The rims are not rusty or dirty. Does any one have a suggestion as to how to get them to seal? Joe

Maybe call the Amish Bakery in Choteau?

Saw this at the 57 Heaven Museum in Branson Mo. Everything from 57. Don't know if this was manufactured then, or just still used. I do have a friend with one, like to have one myself. Joe

A couple of weekends ago I noticed some small birds [Wrens?] flying in my shop and digging some leaves and stuff out of a trash can close to the OHD door. I showed my wife how cute they were, getting stuff to make a nest out of. Later I saw something out of the corner of my eye by my beablast...

Not bad info at all. If you had not responded I would not be in possession of a socket that will work for me. The only ones that I have found to be more than 1 1/2" deep are the Craftsman. Joe

Went to Sears today. They do have deep sockets broached to 1 3/4", but not all the way to the bottom. Lucky for me, 1 23/4 is what I need. I was surprised to see that Sears is accepting donations for military families. I was pleased to add mine. Joe

Thanks, I will look there. I went thru my deep sockets, several of which are Craftsman. The only one broached [todays education] all the way was a very old one. All others were 1 1/2". joe

I need a deep socket that is 1 3/4" deep as opposed to the standard 1 1/2". Is there such a thing, and where? Thanks, Joe.

In my opinion PowerDubs did exactly the right thing.

HF stuff is mail order only. Northern Tool also sells it, but it is hard to find. I finally called them and bought some additional pieces for less than Eastwoods prices. They didn't seem to know what it was but I talked the guy thru it and they had most fittings.

From one of my previous posts. As far as the Rapid Air stuff, I recently installed some at home. It seems fine to me. Now if you think that it is important for others to come in your shop and be in awe of your plumbing, don't use it. At least not if you have to do it on the wall. If you can...

My RA is 1/2". Joe

We all hear the HF bad mouth. Untill you have used an item I don't feel someone else's comment should be passed on. I have plenty of HF quick disconnects in my home "HOBBY" shop and also in our shop at work. None of this stuff is used hard all day. It has been working fine for me for years. I do...

I noticed in an earlier post by OldCarGuy with a picture showing some adjustable/padded feet on his compressor. I have not seen these before. Can anyone enlighten me. I tried to copy and paste the picture, but was unsucessful. Joe

I had this problem with a spider web over one of the sensors. Cleared it and now it is fine.