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I second the harbor freight hybrid green hoses very good for the money and super flexible even when cold

I'm not a generator tech by any means but it's not likely the capacitor. They usually lose the rectifier/ voltage regulator box. If you Google it their are plenty of videos that walk you through how to check voltages. If I remember correctly most generators have a low voltage side that charges...

If you want a cheap way to get some hands on. get yourself a cheap set of r134 gauges and a thermal gun grab a vehicle with functioning ac throw your gauges on let the system run and monitor pressures and temps. Than take some card board and restrict the air flow to the condenser and monitor its...

Thanks. I have some other box steel at work I'm gonna re purpose. And make a T base or A frame aswell as a gusset at the connecting point. All of the material I have for that is way over kill. So I don't have any concerns their. One side will be fixed with a pivot and the other will be the...

Thanks for your help Setting the beam will not be a problem. I have a bobcat and a fork lift. So if I followed your response correctly the beam is plenty adequate for my desired use correct ?

Thankyou for the info is their a max allowable or recommended deflection for that particular size beam at that length. I'm sure I'll never lift over 1000 lbs.

Hey guys i need a little help from some of the engineers or guys more experienced in this particular area. I'm building a gantry lift in my new shop that will be fixed on one end with a pivot and have a base with wheels on the other to swing across approximately two thirds of my shop floor. Most...

I have a 8000oh witch im not sure if they make anymore and it's a great lift. Lifts f350 crew cab power strokes with no problem. The decision really comes down to lift pad height to accommodate lower vehicles if your never gonna need with small cars you've got no worries but if you are that's...

I'm not an electrician by any means and i can't read the pictures but if the wiring is the proper size for the breaker and the connector is wired correctly. Other than it appears to be out door and it's not the proper encloser. Theirs nothing unsafe about it. It just shouldn't be used as a backfeed

I would get a final many times they won't make you pay anything additional as all your doing is closing it out also in my area the minimum requirements for a garage are very low. A few lights and outlets and the exterior being finished aswell as any grading are about all that is necessary

My ceiling is about 15' 4" with 2×10 joist this yielded me around 7' 2" ceiling height both upstais and down

I originally thought about flake but wanted the ability to recoat in the future. Flakes would be a problem at that time

Mine has anti slip in ithe second coat and their is one spot where my compressor will go that for logistical reasons we didn't put a second coat on. The anti slip makes a big difference it also helps to hide some of the blemishes in the coating and the floor

Just did mine with hellfire. Very cost effective i went with a extra coat of clear and with that it put me around 1.30$ sqf. Seams to be a good product. I'm not happy with the customer service the guy is pretty bad about responding to emails with questions and concerns if he responds at all and...

Being at least two of your cars are on the light side of the gvw scale you could get a 4 post 4 car storage lift and have the upper platforms modified to be one single platform this would allow you to possibly shimmy over to the middle if not you could use ratcheting wheel dollys to move the car...

15x38 has 9' deep rooms under it. Up top is finished and has a 12x12 storage room and houses the heat pump above the stairs. And a 23x15 hang out/ man cave area

You sound like a hell fire candidate

The biggest thing you want to do before framing is get what's already their air tight as possible if their are any obvious air leaks address them. Insulation is all based on zero air flow. And air leaks not gaps negate the undulations effectiveness

I have a forward lift 10k at work and work under it every day I'm not a fan of the cylinder design. But i really can't say anything bad about it as it's been fairly trouble free for about ten years of daily use and frequent max loading. I have a direct lift 8k in my home shop and absolutely...

Yes the people who designed it use this particular setup quite a bit i beleive the key is the heaters large range of adjustability when my system is running it has no problem maintaining the set point. I use burst to describe functionality but it works a little more seamlessly than that. As i...