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Lol. What? Not rebuildable? Please tell me more:lol_hitti

Any idea what plugs I need for the hoses?

Hey guys. Got a leak on one of my cylinders that started off rather slow. But just a few days ago it was almost squirting fluid out when there was weight in the cribders. So I know it needs a rebuild. I’m trying to find a how to or video of how to remove this cylinder from the carriage? Most...

Awesome. I like the first gen in your avatar.

Thank ya sir. Yeah I'm about to turn 31. Wish I was still 26 lol

Sooo how about a 4 year update lol. Finally got around to adding 4 more light fixtures overhead. As well as a few fixtures I hung on the walls. Cheapo tool cart I got for free. Some more tool boxes. And have performed man engine swaps, transmission swaps, clutch jobs, lift kits on trucks...

What am I looking for to get a t8 ballast for $10?

I have an older 9k rotary lift. Picked my 2500 cummins up just fine, numerous times.

And rotary cables are like $75/piece. Bendpak has lost it.

I have one I got from Home Depot a few years ago. Has been great for what little I use it. Also it seems to do a fine job.

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I've been missing a 12mm ratcheting gear wrench for a long time now. Anyway possible to buy a single to fill the missing spot?

No these are rubber. I have the nice metal retractable reel from tractor supply. It popped and I had a hose place crimp a new end on and a few months later it done it again. So I bought a new rubber hose from harbor freight. Looks identical to the one from tractor supply. I'm going to pick up a...

What I figured. But this new one I've has for less than a year.

Got two different 50ft rubber hoses that keep developing small "pimples" in the outer layer of the rubber. Then it will "pop" and have an air leak there. Is there a better hose or something to do to keep it from doing it? I am running a die grinder and getting a lot of water through the line...

I don't think mine goes that high. It cuts off at around 130 I believe. Also takes mine almost five minutes exactly to fill up. But obviously it's not going as high as yours. I don't consider it that loud.

My understanding is you do not use Teflon on hydraulic fittings. Their flared and make a permanent seal.

Why right it? Spend the little extra now and have plenty of room.

I would have a concession by now. Maybe two.

Hmmm. Maybe I should try it. When it's in the 30's and below mine likes to slowly lower itself if there isn't a load on it. Kind of aggrevating gettin the pads lined up on a taller vehicle.