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I wouldn't get the adapter for a regular jack unless you have a lot of room for the jack and adapter.....I have a regular ****** floor jack and love it.

Use the miltimount, they are designed to fit into recievers.

Don't recall, but have you noticed the amount of "new" winch manufactures on the market? Have heard a few good things about the tmaxx....

Another vote for them......My old garage didn't have one and it was an ice rink most of the winter. My new garage has one and most of the water is taken out with the drain.

Press I was going to make my own until I priced the metal.....the metal to make the one I wanted (20 ton) was well over $150....so then I priced out a 12 ton just a little cheaper...so I bought a HF one on ebay cheap, when it bends I should have enough scrap laying around to make it...

http://www.rocky-road.com/tmax.html Those are supposed to be a cheaper model of warn, either made for warn or made by them.

Remove the middle box and set it on your bench.

Get a brand name! I use one all the time, but on a 4x4. Get a Warn, Ramsey, or milemarker.

Now this thread is funny....someone posted a compressor like that and everyone said it was junk....now the really funny part in that thread I was the only one that had a similar compressor. I like it, does everything I need. good luck

What is the standard cost for each screwdriver?

Snap on I looked at it, either spending 5-10 every few months/years/whatever or spend 50 for a lifetime of use.....money saved in my opinion.

I vote for Snap on, have used most of the other brands out there and the only one that has held up and still feels good are my snap ons.

That's cool, never thought of doing something like that. Now I can't have the plow that everything comes off the truck.

I use a smaller nail in hook....then I take some rope and tie it in a circle, wrap that around the cord and hang it on the hook.

Wish I was closer, would come and snag it.

I know in my area they are illegal...getting too much polution from them.

I put them in, but tried to get them almost as high as I could go. I wanted the light they offer....they do add a lot of light.

I looked into them, kinda hard to justify $150 in my opinion.

Drawer liners? You can buy the "special" stuff or you can run to the dollar store and pick up some kitchen drawer liners. That is what I use and haven't had a problem for years. Good Luck

I was thinking about doing something like that to my garage, until I priced the exhaust hose!