Search results

Genius :bowdown: Off to HF I go :p

Spreadsheet user here with basically the same info as engineer2. Usually I'm buying vehicles on the cheap and I use tabs to track costs to make sure I'm not underwater on them more so than maintenance.

Exactly where I have my MaxJax M6, third bay of a three car, 8ft ceilings. The midpoint between the columns is centered with the door, plenty of space to get behind the column that's closest to the wall. I could even spread the columns out a bit more and still be able to get back there. I...

Any of you MaxJax guys modify these pin handles? My doors keep hitting the "T" part and makes it a super tight squeeze to get in/out of the vehicle.

I’m sure it would be fine. They make crazy cracking sounds when first putting weight on them but besides that, they work great. I wouldn’t be worried about the weight.

I'm still on the fence about replumbing the wall heater to the front of the house where my gas meter was moved to. Had the propane tank and space heater cookin for a while, 20 deg outside and it was 60 in the garage. Working in T-shirts in the winter!:thumbup:

I wish they were still $199 for the pair :)

I see what the hype is about. Not 24hrs after install already doing a brake job :).

Are those Greg Smith stands?

Awesome, I think I'm going to go max as well! Thanks Sotex for posting.

Is that corolla the smallest car you’ve lifted?

There I was thinking that, but figured there would be some ill effects on the concrete having so many holes close together. There isn’t an issue with doing that so close together?

Anyone with a large spectrum of vehicles that they need to lift? Care to share your outer post dimensions? I'm struggling with where to set my posts at. Largest would be a regular cab short bed Silverado smallest would be a Miata. I would need to lift both, but most importantly lift the...

Great to hear. The feedback from other forums have the majority saying Liftmaster/Chamberlain. :thumbup:

Let's talk garage door openers.....looking to replace two Chamberlain openers from 1992 in a detached garage. I have seen some that have wifi and the ability to open from a phone. 1. Wifi/smartphone option seems cool. If you have one do you actually use it? 2. These Chamberlain ones have...

Had to clean the bead seat on my 22s. Used a bottle jack and my truck frame to break the bead, cleaned with a wire wheel and a generous coating of this stuff and it sealed up nice!

Sound just like me lol. 4 vehicles and two sets of tires for each usually. Had to fix a few air leaks where the tire sits and breaking the bead on 22” truck wheels was no joke!

Chicago suburbs mainly made up of the major chain tire shops, all of them charge the same. What's worse is if they aren't new tires, a lot won't touch them.(Even ones I have bought from them with only 500 miles on them.) I'm not "anti-corporations", they definitely fill a need or they wouldn't...

Thanks for that link, I'll definitely keep an eye on that site!

Finding a used coats is definitely at the top of my used search list!