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Use the Milton Type V high flow. You will notice a huge difference in tool power. Search the site for discussions on them.

I agree, it's only for quick and easy flushing of multiple vehicles in a neat fashion. None of that recycling stuff. I almost got a clear understanding of how it all works. But here is a pic of the instructions.

Oh yea, I already did!!! :bounce:

Ya'll are rainin on my parade, I'm taking my ball and goin home :p

Who is requesting??? I'm making an exclamation :bounce:

It's about 94 here, I got my A/C running, it's about 75, was a whopping 79 when I got in here :bounce:

So I was just skimming the local CL and whoa...look what I couldn't pass up. :bounce: If you don't know what it is. It's a Wynn's Du All Coolant Power flush and drain machine. I threw down $80 and brought it home. Now I can do a nice quick efficient flush and fill. :thumbup:

Re: tools to be checked on a airline You can also buy a $30 flare gun toss it in a pelican or other hard case luggage. Then just declare it as a firearm. It does have to go as checked baggage usually requiring extra fees. It gets locked with a regular lock and they can't open it unless your...

I think it's BMW, I can see the emblem on the post in the first pic

The NT IR I referred to was the one you linked. Northern Tool IR The Eaton Polar Air models are all factory direct. You order from the factory and they always know their products and have parts in stock. I ordered a small 4 gal portable contractor style compressor. It arrived leaking oil from...

I would go for the NT IR. Higher cfm and rated for 100% duty cycle. You could also look into Eatons.

I don't think I have ever read a manufacturer manual that didn't require their own branded fluids and parts. So apparently aftermarket products are not useable in anything.

Hard to fit a lift in with 8' walls. :( Its well worth the extra to plan now and pay extra.

I used a HF pot for an axle. The media I was using would clog. So I resorted to rocking the pot to keep it flowing. worked fine for my occasional needs.

Just for kicks I took a usb dongle type wifi adapter and stuck it through a hole in some tinfoil somwhat shaped in a parabola. It dramatically extended the range. Try that or use a large coffee can. You might have a good enough connection for your needs.

My vote would be conduit also. What if some fool comes along and puts a stake or something through it. With conduit just repair the damaged section and pull new wires instead of digging it all up.

Yep a fan works good till you walk out of the Airstream. Another good excuse for a closed insulated shop with A/C:rocker: There are also natural remedies. I just read one recently, I believe it said rub orange on your skin as a repellent.

Drywall is an aesthetic finishing product. Sure you gain a little bit of structural support from it. So if there is a crack it can be repaired by caulk or retaping. In the end the result desired is eliminating the aesthetically displeasing crack. If your really concerned about it, look into the...

Never apologize for large photos that allow the viewer to actually see the intended object. :rocker: How do you find the socket you need? I need a bit of organization in my sockets. But if it works for you then more power to you.

You would notice a huge improvement in the comfort level in the heat and cool season with even a little bit of insulation in the trusses. Insulate above before the side walls.