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***SOLD*** For sale is a used Snap-On master-series KRL7023 triple bank tool box. 19-Drawers with liners, rubber top work surface. Height 41 3/8" Width 29 1/8" Length 72 7/8" Tool Box is in very good condition, some scratches and nicks in the paint from shop usage. Tons of storage, and the...

One of these days I will take some drawers pics..I seriously need to find a stainless top for it

Had my KRL7022 since '09 when I sold off my KRL1003 to downsize and buy a compressor..Well the time finally came that I wanted a big box again, and I worked out a trade for my box and some cash on my end for a KRL1032..So nice to have all of my tools back in one box again instead of 2 in 2...

I've been looking at CL for months trying to find a nice American-Made vise to replace an older Craftsman that I sent to it's grave with years of abuse. Today was finally my lucky day, as I picked up a 4" Yost machinist vise for $75. Got home, mounted her on the bench and she's ready for...

I have an Arrow 10x9 with a sloped roof..Survived a 24 inch nor'easter just fine, and the rest of the storms this winter.I bought it because I was running out of floorspace in my garage, and it's done it's job well. When I get a chance, i'll be getting a more permanent wood structure shed, but I...

Not me, just thought it could be a decent deal for someone in the local area: http://capecod.craigslist.org/tls/1551503094.html

When I set mine up, I filled the hose that connects the pump to the flow divider carefully, connected it, and pumped.

This is exactly what I mean.

let me know if this works: Take the connector off the line. It is very likely that the connector on the line has retained the pressure from when you disconnected it. Take them off, depress them manual to drain the fluid and reinstall. Whenever you remove the lines, make sure that the pressure...

I agree....Did it really need a shovel in the head? I guess next time a racoon comes in the yard I'll shoot it with a .50cal......Why just shoo it away. BTW. It was a corn snake, harmless and now you better put down the d-con because it was quite healthy eating whatever was, and will be living...

You won't lose any fluid, and it should be a 5 minute exercise. Remove the upper cross bar and slide the column out, flip the teflon block and you are set. I remember a few people had this issue, it's not a big deal. I double checked mine before bolting the cross bars down, so I wouldn't have...

It's stock ride height, and fits without boards. However, I do use hockey pucks on the pads which is a common thing for vette guys. My neighbor has a C5 that is lowered and boards/ramps are necessary to fit the lift arms under. -Gabe

Been too busy with life to get pics of all the cars..I added a couple more that I remembered to photograph. -Gabe

I forgot to take pics of a couple this week..but added two today.

Added a couple more....

Todays project...'03 New Beetle convertible, top inoperable....I gave it my best, but without the actual VW wiring diagrams, there was too much for me to troubleshoot and actually make worthwhile....Added pic up top.

The max weight is 6,000lbs..so the Suburban and my Crewmax both can go up on the lift...Still works like a champ regardless of the weight. *added the first car of this week btw..2004 Toyota Corolla.* -Gabe

The height of my garage (to the lights) is 105". I have been able to get some full size sport utility vehicles to full lift height, which is pretty impressive. On the right side of the garage I have a 130" spacing set between the columns. I have anchors on the other side as well for 120"...

So it has been a couple months since the install of my MaxJax lift, and i've really enjoyed having it. I wanted to start a thread to show how versatile the lift really is and how if fits my needs 100%...I'm not the average 2 car owner or enthusiast who likes to work on a car or once in a...