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I use a HF lift table. Doesn't quite reach modern pickup beds, but it comes close.

I think most systems are 40-60psi or 50-70psi. 110psi is pretty impressive. I'd like to see a sprinkler running 110.

Just draining the tank and letting the pump re-pressurize it will get the bladder functioning as it should. That doesn't improve your water pressure though, it just lengthens the time between pump cycling. The pump will still shut off at whatever the water pressure switch is set for.

I had a similar issue with my private well. I don't know if it's right, but I dumped some bleach into the well and circulated it for a while, then purged all my lines. It smelled like a swimming pool for a while, then it didn't smell for about 3 months, then it started smelling again. Mine was...

Mainly a personal hobby shop but I do some side work there as well as flip the occasional vehicle.

I've been buying second hand USG boxes for about 10 years. They work fine and typically cost about 1/10 the price of the tool trucks. I've had Snap-On,Mac, Matco and Cornwell Boxes. Currently I have several USG and a Sunnex box. Theres really nothing a tool truck box does that a second USG box...

You have measured far more things than I would have remembered too at this point. Kudos too you.

I have a few 'micro' 1/4 ratchets. While I don't use them often, when I do get into a situation where I can they are very handy.

I really don't see any tools there that warrant a SnapOn premium. My snap on pics have broken as often as lesser brands, crescent wrenches and pliers hardly ever get used, Handy Cook hammers are just as good. Some precesion screwdrivers are probably worth a bit, but are those any better than...

Oh yeah, when their not drinking their talking about deer hunting....

Welcome! I have a bunch of friends from WI, we like drinking together. 2016? You have been lurking... You a 7.3 guy? I've been running a 2000 7.3 since 2007, also have a collection of 6.0s

At -40 it doesn't matter! :dunno:

My test set has that style fittings included. I've seen similar fittings for sale, I'm sure they're out there. As far as the fuel hangar assy, they're a struggle compressing the seal and/or oring, but I've never had one spin on me. I've never seen a holding fixture but I have seen a few...

They've been out a while, at least 5 years. There was a thread about them not to long ago... I still just use another wrench.

My hardware catching station. Unfortunately way more cluttered now.

You could easily build a hardware store equivalent selection. And probably will. I try to sort things by fastener type. Bins or containers with bolts, nuts, washers, and screws. When the collection gets larger I'll break it up by whatever metric seems best. When the piles get bigger than the...

Is this backup or off grid? Even 20kw seems massive for backup. I easily run refrigeration and heating from a 6500w for 'emergency' situations.

My safe lights are LED strips that use a motion sensor to activate them. The occupancy sensor needs to remain un-obstructed. They are 110v. I've been happy with their performance. AMZ Light Link

Would a thread file work? I've used them to save alot of buggered threads. EDIT: my bad, I see your asking for a tap Alternatively, I have an adjustable thread repair kit made by Lang. I've only successfully used it a couple of times, but it probably paid for itself in those times.

shelves in unused area or file cabinet. I repurposed some kitchen cabinets to hold my impacts in the shop.