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I buy all my stuff from Cyber weld. good prices and free shipping. http://store.cyberweld.com/?gclid=CPjdza34kbACFWQKRQod1wsAqQ

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I have used 2 of them also. One on a big ol Craftman 5 speed rear tine tiller. The othe was on a front tine Bolens tiller. Just make sure you get the right shaft size for the pullys. Both were direct bolt in.

It looks like the spindles may have been welded on crooked.

I dont think your gonna get busted. They are going to tell you that its not ok to have it though.

Double Plate them with some 5/8 plywood and lots of screws and they will be there for another 100 years. Oh and fix that water leak.

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The box is no longer availible.

I have the Makita and love it.

http://license-renewal.org/new/?&source=CCN-CD312-MSN-DL-DMV-Renew-Broad-J1-dmv%20gov&keyword=dmv%20gov&head=DMV+License+Renewal&sub=Provider+of+DMV+License+Renewal+Service They can give you the exact figure you are looking for.

If the master is old and has the typical grime on the bottom. All the fluid changes are still going to be discolored.

GTO Hit it on the nail. Personally I dont think anyone is going to do it for any of the prices quoted. Around here its a 100.00 for a 15" steel rim.

That 4 door in the pic looks to be a 37-38 Chevrolet.

I zap them with my Miller 210. It wont make them new again. But it makes them last a little longer. I use leads and zap the leads so that the battery doesent get all shlagged up with the wire. Bunch of Youtube vids on the subject.

I dont think they came with mounting brackets.

Be a real pain in the *** to get it to track.

For blades,One might want to buy a roll of Starret Blade and a blade welder if you use your saw alot. I made a bunch for mine a while back. in different tooths and widths. That way I have them in stock and ready to cut anything. I think HF even sells the blade welder if your looking for a cheap one.

All kinds of mods for the HF 4x6 here.

Simple Green and a good scub brush.

Personally when buying a compressor. I would get the biggest one that your wallet can afford and that you have the space for. There is nothing worse then when you are using any kind of tool that your compressor cant handle. I bought a really nice 60 gal IR new and wished I would have just...