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    Finally a garage just for me!!

    The garage is a 20x20 possibly bigger.Just looking at my options.Anyone else have any ideas???
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    Finally a garage just for me!!

    I never really thought of using electric.Mostly because from what Ive read its not very efficient way to heat any place. Considering I work for a facility that repairs vehicle on a day to day basis I dont think waste oil will be an issue but thanks for the tip.
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    Finally a garage just for me!!

    So long story short,I am finally a home owner,well technically tomorrow.Closing is scheduled for tomorrow.The house my wife and I purchased has a garage that isnt heated or insulated.There is a enclosed but not heated breezeway between the house and the garage.The garage was an addition built...
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    Best flooring for garage??

    Hello To all you fellow gearheads!! I am looking to install a full rise scissor lift in my garage.Wit that being said.I wrench on cars all the time.my garage floor currently is unfinished.With the addition of a lift I was thinking of perhaps putting down tile or something.I am just curious as...
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    In-floor Scissor Lift Install

    I just found this site it almost looks as if the EE 6503 is a copy of this lift from germany.Take a look for those that are interested. http://www.twinbusch.de/product_info.php?products_id=13
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    In-floor Scissor Lift Install

    I am thinking of picking up a lift I don't think EE sells to individuals anymore.Im a mechanic by trade so I'm looking for something that will take the wear and tear.Can you recommend a good reputable brand ?Looking for in floor scissor style lift.
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    Transporting/Lifting Snap on tool box solutions??

    Correct i believe the box to be a KR660 I bought it second hand about 14 years ago.I think i will try the 4x4 method.It just seems easiest and quickest at this moment.
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    Transporting/Lifting Snap on tool box solutions??

    yikes!!Not planning on that.But I will ask my snapon guy if he would move it for me or maybe he might know someone. Worst comes to worst I am thinking maybe pickup 1/2 in thick steel plate to slide under the tool box that will fit between the wheels to spread the weight over that plate to...
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    Transporting/Lifting Snap on tool box solutions??

    no hitch on the tundra.that why my options are so limited.
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    Transporting/Lifting Snap on tool box solutions??

    about a 40minute drive one way from northern nj across the border to ny.I dont think its gonna be cheap just considering my options at this point.I do like the idea with removing drawers. But we'll see.
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    Transporting/Lifting Snap on tool box solutions??

    Hey guys, So long story short I am moving my services to another location and need to get my toolbox from point a to point b.The snap on tool box in question is about 51inches wide and 22 inches deep and probably about 55inches in height with tools in it.I dont have a hitch on my car so a...
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    Your Take on Ebay as Used Snap-on Source

    I do agree that harbor freight tool cart is a good value.However most are simple and dont have ball bearing drawers so there are some draw back but other than that they are still a very good buy when comparing pricing for a snap off cart.I for one can say this.Snap on hand tools are really...
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    This may or may not belong here,hopefully someone might Chime in

    You right about your point.Engine swaps are pretty common into these older riding mowers especially the vanguard engines seem to be reliable and pretty much bulletproof.The hydralic aspect of the machine and its abilities and condition are something to worry about.So I will be taking a closer...
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    This may or may not belong here,hopefully someone might Chime in

    Thank you sorry if this topic is worlds off from what this forum is used for.
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    This may or may not belong here,hopefully someone might Chime in

    I am looking at one of these tractors that needs a engine.I found that a "repower" kit is available basically people swap in briggs and stratton vanguard v twin engines that produce between 14 and 25hp.
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    This may or may not belong here,hopefully someone might Chime in

    Thanks for all the info guys and thank you for the link to the tractor forum.I just figured i'd ask guys on here what they prefer seeing as most of you wrench on cars just like me and arent the regular consumer but rather a connoisseur and like something thats heavy duty and with a bit more...
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    This may or may not belong here,hopefully someone might Chime in

    So I bought a house with a decent size property the house sits on 1.2 acres of land.I know this might not be the place to ask this question but i figured since some of you have rather larger properties it might be worth a shot. I am looking or trying to choose a Riding mower/Garden Tractor for...
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    Plastidip Opinions

    I peels easy because it was just applied.If you let it dry in the sun or cure for 24 to 48hours its bonds to it finish very well.
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    Garage door opener idea - thoughts welcome

    I have seen the liftmaster 8500 installed Id say that would be your best option here.
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    Plastidip Opinions

    Plastidip is not a bad product I have seen people pastidip their whole car,aka paint job on the cheap.They also do sell a glossifier to add gloss to the plastidip process to make it look more like paint and not a flat finish.If you really wanna see some wild stuff and what can be done check out...
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