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I have a 199, it's pretty clear to read, the bubble and lines are pretty exact. Even looking at a slight angle you can clearly see the edge of the bubble and the line. And it's surprisingly easy to calibrate.

I agree, don't remove the panel if you don't have to, the seams are sealed all around. Also if the trailer isn't sitting blocked up square and level you may not get the panel to line up. I would try some compound on a wheel first, if that doesn't work than repaint.

The real money is spent stocking up on fittings, a roll of blue and red in 1/2 & 3/4. It's just another rabbit hole to get sucked down in the quest for more tools.

Just got a bunch yesterday, have another order coming. I like to keep a bag of straps in each vehicle plus a some in each enclosed trailer. Good to have a few in the s x s and atvs plus some soft shackles, you never know.

I agree they are disposable, but after a couple close calls with cheap ones I'll spend the extra $ for piece of mind, especially when hauling bikes.

That *****, hopefully they have good customer service, all good reviews , did you take advantage of their bogo sale?

Durabak comes with a special textured roller, you can hide alot of imperfections, especially if you do 2 coats.

I believe they will also custom match a color.

Honestly, 30 x 50 is not that big, I would go with a good quality two tier baker scaffold for interior work. A baker also stores well & can be handy elese where. Not shure what else you plan to do but a tractor with qa & forks is real handy, i use mine like a power wheel barrow.

I went with 2 coats, maybe could of got by with one but 2 looks much better, great bond going on plywood.

I used truck bed liner in my snowmobile & utility trailer, both are holding up great. In the utility trailer I went 6"s up the wall to make it easier to wash out. I went with durabak, lots of good reviews, also did the roof of the trailers so I never have to seal the seams again...

Not sure how they can do it but I bought the shopfox ellipticl jig for 170$ at JB tools & grizzly sells it for 299$. I noticed it does go in & out of stock, first order I was refunded, 2 days later get an email it's in stock.

Well I finally recieved my first set of knives! Now I just need to find some time to assemble the machine, been crazy lately. Its killing me to walk past the boxes & assessories & no time to play.

Also deffinetly get the tire machine with the assist arms, I use them all the time, makes it easier. The real fun is buying the tire supplies, weights & cores, a quick few hundred to get started, it gets fustrating if you don't have all the consumables. After your first emegency repair you'll...

From a contractors stanpoint we usually set up a bench with a 7 1/4 skil wd, the saws the guys cary around are 6 1/2" dewalt. Even at home sometimes I'll set up a bench with a pc 347, 7 1/4 blade left, it's just a great cutting saw & keep the cordless where I'm working. It seems as 7 1/4 blades...

I bought the XK from amazon in jan 25 for 2400$, it's now 1938$ I've had no issues & 1 part replaced under warranty & I broke it & they still replaced it. I would buy this set up again, the balancing takes some practice, almost an art to get good results. But I was able to balance the dullie...

Great job, good to hear the ridgid worked for you.

Just bought a bunch direct, they're having a bogo sale right now, great savings.

I found them on Amazon, haven't really had a chance to shop them out. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0767NJSSM/?tag=atomicindus08-20 https://www.powertye.com/

Not sure if they're really the best ever, but these ratchet straps from Powertye are really well made. I ordered 2 and a soon as I picked up the box I knew they would be good. Made in the USA and it shows, full 180 bends on the hooks, thick steel parts and nice heavy web straps. Can't wait...