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I've had one of these Summit FF6 refrig for at least 6 yrs now. It doesn't have a freezer. No complaints. Got it through Home Depot. Shop around on the internet...

I have the HF 12" and it's works great. Remember you're only using 6" of the disc. So it's not really big.

I'm a little late to party, but I used Conestoga Buildings out of Syracuse for my pole barn. Very satisfied. I live outside Albany. https://conestogabuildings.com/

Maybe you can use some strut stiffeners to take out the bow. https://ddmgaragedoors.com/parts/struts.html

B7 is an spec for a high strength stud for a pressure vessel. Not a common item.

Welding on threads isn't ideal. You will have undercut on the threads making it a weak point. Also, it probably isn't a hardened part.

I used a Senco self feeding screw gun. OSB on walls and ceiling. Since I work by myself it made the job go quicker and easier, along with a rolling scaffold and drywall lift...

I did it with basically a 2x2 tube framework and 2x5 (1/4" wall) ends that are attached to the lift arms with 1" grade 8 bolts. Tires rest on round tubes that are free to slide. I use it for winter storage of my Model A coupe over another hobby car. Had to make temporary rear lift arms because...

You could clean the inside like a gun barrel, with a piece of cleaning cloth (maybe t-shirt mat'l) attached to mason cord. **** the cord end through the pipe with a vacuum cleaner. Wet the cloth with a suitable cleaner and pull it through the pipe. The cloth could also be in the center of a long...

Does it have the pull valve next to the pump motor? My A7 has one because the lift arms get out of sync and you can raise or lower the far side arms to match the other. Something that was added over time. Great lift. They are made 30 miles from me.

I have a TP vacuum setup with the HF cabinet. A regular shop vac motor will give in to the dust from the blasting. I had used one before the TP and will also blow dust out the discharge too. https://www.tptools.com/USA-VAC-50-HEPA-Vacuum,8777.html?b=d*8035

I would suggest joining this upholstery forum and ask away. I've been a member for 6 yrs and learned a lot. Many tutorials. https://www.hotrodders.com/forum/interior/

I used Conestoga Builders out of Syracuse area. Servicing CT. http://conestogabuildings.com/

I could use one of those. I usually work alone.

Take it back to where you bought it or replace the ram. I had one leak down while lifting and used one of these HF. https://www.harborfreight.com/8-ton-super-heavy-duty-long-ram-hydraulic-round-bottom-jack-36397.html

It's based on the hose ID. Go to a 1/2" ID air hose. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007V0W0KK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Power cord with plug and receptacle. http://internationalconfig.com/icc6.asp?item=L620-P

I have the A-7 in my 24x24 garage and it fits very nicely. They are very compact. Hydraulic line is overhead between the trusses. My ceiling is only 11'. http://www.mohawklifts.com/wp/automotive-lifts/2-post-lifts/a7/

Buy a Mohawk lift. Proudly made 30 mi from me in Amsterdam, NY. Not a lot of manufacturing left in upstate NY. But what's left is good. Mine is a Mohawk.

I would get 2 pieces of this and connect the ends by glue, tape, staples or whatever. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016C5G4CY/?tag=atomicindus08-20