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It isn't going to take much. Slower is better.

Was just going to say the same thing. 1/4 round is easy to bend any which way you want.

Where are you located? I'm interested in a $1000 single line Mohawk.

Not sure about 8 inch, but Redback makes some damn comfortable shoes/boots.

I have used TCP paint with good results. I believe the first poster got it right. The first pic looks like solvent pop. The others just look like poor application of the paint. In my opinion, the main reason less expensive paints are less expensive has to do with the UV stabilizers so it just...

@ Kevin We have already raised the pump, and put ***** hose on the pump intake. That is just a band aid repair anyway. The sand is coming in and unless it gets pumped to the tank, just accumulates in the casing. Thank you all for the input.

To answer some of the questions, Yes $6000 is for a new well. He is not interested in sleeving the old one for many reasons, And, I agree. I'm confident we will get the city water. The ground water here *****. I would just abandon the old well completely. I'm not interested in blending it...

When we bought our place, there was only a submerged water pump 120 feet down the well. Then, the 40 year old pump failed and it snowballed into lots of repair and upgrades. In the last 18 months we did some serious water system upgrades consisting of: New submerged pump 3000 gallon storage...

I wear steel toed Redback's at work. Very comfortable. http://w.mawebcenters.com/redbackboots/ecommerce/steel-toe-boots/easy-escape-black-steel-toe.cfm

I don't work with aluminum all that much and when I do it is usually just a simple bracket. My local scrap yard always has old roadsigns for scrap price. That is mostly all I use. I don't know he compound, but that is some hard stuff. It will crack or just break off with a bend like that. But...

Anneal it first, bend it, and the act of bending will harden it back up. But some 5052 would be a better jumping off point.

I have one. It seems to do it a little. Remember: It is made overseas It is $350 It is just a thing that can be replaced if/when it wears out. If I wanted a $4000 box I would have bought one.

here is what I did with my ramps. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146476

why would you punch a beaver? (any kind of beaver)

I too have a HD-9XW, but have only used the wide setting since day one. I regularly lift Model A Fords to diesel F-250's. It goes extra tall and meets my needs well.

Gee, you sound like a fun guy to hang out with.:headscrat

You seem to be a bit of a control freak. Don't worry, it's not a bad thing. You work hard for your stuff and expect to find it where you left it. I'm the same way. SO, why does your friends have access when you aren't around? If they have to see you to borrow stuff, it makes it much easier to...

Also, please explain why the county doesn't seal their roads, yet the county road I live on is ancient and still together, although showing it's age. A private drive will see 1% of the traffic and 1% of the weight of truck traffic everyday. It should last a long time.

chain works. I've also hung a piece of rebar from each end. It is just bumpy enough that parts stay put until you want to push them along.

well, the gum is valid I guess. It took very little time to get used to and as far as I remember it takes normal sized lenses. (it's still got the original in it) I've had it about 18 months, use it quite a bit, but not daily and it is well built. If you do try one or buy one, take some time to...