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Ammonia is a very common refrigerant, best if you ask me! Been in the industry for many years, we use if for everything from space cooling to process freezing, some engine room have in excess of 5k HP in compressors and 50K and over lbs of ammonia on site.

I'm going to take Killahog's advice and put up some posts with the measurements for each of the different lifts I'm considering, then pull the truck in and see how intrusive each set up will be.

My only issue with the 4 post is using it for items like wheels and brakes, I like the idea of being able to put my Trans Am on it and part under it though

I will have to do some measering to see what work best, my shop is pretty tight, I do have a 12' X 12' door where the lift is going but not sure on depth as I have work benches in front as well as pallet racking in front

Thanks for all the input, I will get the measurements, If only space wasn't and issue!!

Thats the idea!!! I didnt think about that, so as long as I have uprights long enough to raise the arms higher than my truck I would be good, how about the placement of the uprights to the door opening on the vehicle.

That's what I'm thinking, I guess that was part of my question, can you park in such a way that the lift isn't a big deal during normal parking?

Considering purchase of a lift for my shop, I have 13' ceilings. My question for everyone is about living with the lift, I park my F-150 crew cab in the bay that I would install the lift in, so for most of the time my truck will have to sit in the lift. Does anyone else do this?

I have always used a fine tooth hacksaw or my Milwaukee cordless sawzall, always ream with Klien EMT reamer. https://www.kleintools.com/catalog/conduit-tools/conduit-fitting-and-reaming-screwdriver

any oil with the NSF H1 designation is rated for incidental food contact

I believe the manifold if wired for a single or double acting valve, so single or double coil, the + is for the 24 VDC circuit, there is an LED that indicates if power is on to the coil so the power must be supplied to the + , the other wire of the same color goes the the 0 V side of the...

these http://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-Pipe-******-Extractor-Set-HDX167/204218641?cm_mmc=SEM%7cTHD%7cG%7c0%7cG-PLA-BT3-HDX-D59-Decor%7c&gclid=CJSus7Sv1tECFVg6gQod3M4G9g&gclsrc=aw.ds

www.dunlapwoodcrafts.com, very good people to work with

and no "hot work" this is a big thing in industrial settings!

Hey that looks very familiar, I have built many control cabinets using compact logix, contrologix, PLC-5, SLC, etc... Actually to the KISS this is fairly simply compared to how things used to be done. Once you understand how a logic controller operates and what the controller can do then it...

I recently found one of these post vises in an old tool shed. The only problem is the vise box is missing, everything else is there. I cannot find a maker on mine either. I would really love to rescue this vise and put it back in service in my gun shop!

Not sure on the drill bit supplier, we have been using their cutting fluid in the shop I work in for years, it is also very good, works great when cutting stainless.

one of the best products that I have used for calcium removal is: http://www.apexengineeringproducts.com/ it is very agressive to the calcium but wont hurt the toliet.

I will agree with plant air being conditioned, filtered, dried, etc. and you are right that what causes failures in most piping systems is moisture, or hydraulic shock. If you have ever worked on high pressure steam systems this is very important, supply only dry steam to the headers and...

I work in the food industry and we have Pex installed thoughout the plant for air lines supplying all sorts of equpment from a large central compressed air plant, all of it under florsesent lights it has all be there for many year without any failures. I also have it installed in my own...