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I have 12 foot ceilings also, I put in two large ceiling fans assuming I would have to push the heat down. I was extremely surprised when the ceiling temp was actually 2 or 3 degrees below slab temp without any fans running. Your machines will really appreciate the floor heat also, no more rust...

There's a dude on here with a collection of almost every color, I never knew there was so many. I bet he has over a couple hundred differant colors,im sure if he's still on here he would chime in.

Temperature rise from 60-70 depends on how many ft of pex you have in the floor,obviosuly the more hot water pumping through the floor the merrier. My shop is 36x40, I ran 1750 ft of pex even though rule of thumb is 1 linear ft per square foot of floor so I should have ran 1440 ft of pex.My...

I've heard a lot of guys coming home to a shop with however many gallons on the floor because the flow meter cracked and pissed the whole system dry. I built mine out of 3/4 npt stainless tees and *******. Cheaper and much better quality, you don't need all the fancy **** on there I promise.

Single stage 60 I would say, when spraying bigger things like my truck frame or trailer it definitely gives my single stage 60 a workout. Mines just the Ingersoll rand from tsc

Do you happen to have a thread with tips/tricks/details on paint and prep etc? If not I'm sure a lot of guys would like to see it, I know I would.

Yep, which means 5 or 6 lug DOES matter.

Not even close to true

okay guys, ill just pile all I have here. the "remote" is nothing fancy,just stuff i had laying around, all you need is some SO cord and a momentary switch of your liking. wire from the normally open contacts on your momentary switch to the normally open contacts on your factory installed lift...

I don't have any pics and it may have already been posted in this thread, I added a 10 ft corded remote to my lift so I can raise it from the original button, or from the remote. It works great for trucks or stuff that you can crawl under and position your arms exactly where you want them and...

This is why I have no guilt about buying a new battery and returning the defective one. I'm sure I'll get beat down for this but I've tried the honest way with both Milwaukee and home depot, and both left me no choice. If it comes down to one of us getting screwed, I can gaurentee you it won't...

Just pictures and no review? I think you need a new screen name, you're not a very good critic!

I looked at a lot and formed my own up out of 1x4s and 2x2s. Then busted it out after the concrete cured and cut grating for it. I love it and wouldn't have done it any other way. A whole lot cheaper and a whole lot stronger than what I could find on the market. My local concrete supplier had...

Who in their right mind changes their air compressor oil?

For a motor that size just wire nuts and tape over the nuts with super 88. I've replaced a lot of motors in my day, there's a bunch of overkill posted in here. If you did what firebrick suggested you'd need a 4 box just to put your wiring in lol.

You guys must get a hefty tool allowance or make a helluva wage. We make about the best I've seen and there is no way I'd drop that kinda money on stuff like that for at work. Props to the new setup, looks great.

Yeah, call wheel manufacturer or distributor and figure out what's going on. Just because they came with them doesn't mean they're right. Somebody grabbed the wrong box and sent them with these wheels

What kind of wheels are these? If I were you I'd double check that he has the right taper lug nuts, I almost bet theyre wrong.

I hope your wrong, but you could be onto something.

I've used them, but it was a differant brand. Awesome for those tight spots you can't get any throw. One of things where it's not used much but irreplaceable when needed.