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Mine was in a drawer and I placed it where I wanted it. I think they all ship that way.

Funny you should ask. I pulled the left lower ball joint and pressed the new one in on the future son-in-laws 97 F150 4x4 tonight. Stopped for supper and will let him pull the right side. We are replacing the upper control arms (with bushings and ball joint included) as well as the lower ball...

Another here for an EDPM rubber membrane roof. They last a long time and are easy to patch if you ever need to.

That is the reason I told him to get in touch with a local steel detailer, use Dennis's program or take a look at the jobber calculator program that you can download. Jobber Calculator

Unbelievable....Did any of you look at the link the OP had? To the original poster, try taking a look at SSDCP, Graitec or Advance steel on the low end if you are just having to furnish 2D details. If you are working on a BIM project with 3D modeling interfaces, you will need to look at SDS/2...

Guys, Take a look at post #4. He is talking about a steel stair, not concrete or wood. He is wanting a program that will do steel channel stringers (C12x20.7, C10x15.3 MC12x10.6, etc). The output will give him a shop fabrication drawing that looks like this: This will show him where to punch...

I will second the QR series and although I got a bargain in my 5 HP 325, I don't expect to ever have to buy another one. They make almost 20 SCFM at 175 psi and will run anything you will need in a home shop and then some. The QR series has a pressurized oiling system (like your car engine)...

My buddy has an old, Mac made in the USA by OTC press but he would never sell it. I just broke down and bought a BJP1 and have never regretted it. The adapters snap in unlike the OTC and I can do them by myself instead of needing three hands.

It is a travelers rest gypsy press (my neighbor and I have have a couple of them). They are a good. solid old press but I gave $25 for mine with out a jack ($75 or so at HF) and I gave $85 for the other two weeks ago and took it to the neighbors house. In this area, $150 would be top money for...

Get in touch with a local steel detailer. We do these for a living and while some of us use everything from an Auto Cad based program to 3D modeling programs like SDS/2 and Tekla that cost over $25,000 a seat. ALL of us use a good old calculator (Jobber) to check them with. If you are using...