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I am trying to id an old floor jack that I have, I bought it used many years ago but I don't know who built it. The only markings on it are on the base of the jack, there is an "8" and a "TR" stamped on it. Could it be TR Engineering? Here are a few pictures. Thanks in advance...

My father was a heavy duty diesel mechanic for nearly fifty years. He went to work in the Navy shipyards at the outset of WWll. 90% of his hand tools were either S-K or Proto, I don't recall ever seeing any Snap-On tools in his tool boxes but he did have a lot of Craftsman tools at home, he...

I built my detached 24x24 shop a couple of years ago, it is 2x4 wood constuction and has R19 in the walls and R30 in the ceiling. It also has a 10x24 room upstairs. Up until this past week, I cooled it with a window a/c unit and heated it with portable electric heaters. In the summer it stayed...

What's thier board names? I might want to block them too. ;)

As a "Garage Journal Alliance" member I can receive discounts through the Garage Journal as well as the "HAMB Alliance" vendors, o.k. I get that :thumbup:. As a HAMB Alliance member would I be able to receive discounts through the Garage Journal Alliance vendors :dunno:?

:headscrat Herman? Never happen! However.... Grandpa :bounce:

I heard somewhere that Gene Winfield was building a new shop. Supposed to look like a Orthodonist's office... :scared: Dr Dave is in Conway, Arkansas...

Welcome from Clarksville. What part of Arkansas are you in?

If she's bent over the fender, don't matter what she look's like (well, within reason)! :thumbup: Welcome bro... :beer:

Here's a belated welcome from Clarksville. Enjoy...

:beer: Here's a belated welcome from Clarksville...

:beer: Here's a belated welcome from Clarksville...

:beer: Welcome from Clarksville...

I used U Coat It in my garage about 3 years ago and will never use it again! The concrete was about 10 years old and so I cleaned it several times, per the instructions. I have not had any peeling problems however it has yellowed in several places. Way overpriced for the quality...

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This is a slide in oven/cook top made by Whirlpool, I am guessing that it is about 15 years old as that is how old the house is. The cook top sat on top of the oven and had its own controls, removing it ( the cook top ) only required taking out four screws and unplugging the wire. I had thought...

I was unable to find anything that stated what was required. It has 8 ga. coming out of the unit and was protected by a 60 amp breaker. The range portion was a 4 burner.

:bounce:Im in the process of finishing up the wiring in my detached garage, all thats left is the run for a electric oven that I plan on using for powder coating purposes.The range portion has been removed. Would 10/2 be sufficent, its about a 30 ft run, with 30 amp breaker?:confused:

Welcome from Clarksville, Randy. What part of central Arkansas are you in? Built many steel buildings over the years, most are pretty easy to build if you have the right equipment and tools. Last one built was a 100'X120' here in Clarksville, in '95. Build your center bays first and then build...

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