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have you looked at a site called fullsizechevy.com, they seem to have a lot of participation and a good history of builds.

i've been using the ph3050a from snap-on, yea it's pricey but it definatley works well. no regrets.

i have had mine for more then a year with no issues. A question to the guys running them on 18 volt batteries, are you modifing the battery or the impact?

unfourtunately, i managed to loose my 3 led flashlight and a 14.4 volt battery:mad:. talked with my rep about another one and he said that they are no longer made and that the new single led is not very durable. i was wondering if anyone here might have one that may be for sale or if one of our...

thanks for the input, i decided to stay with what i have. just not enough extra room for the cost difference. plus i like the triple bank with more individual drawers.

has any one purchased one? if so what did you upgrade from. i currently have a krl7023apc that i use at work and was offered a blue kern682b0pcm, for 3,000 and my box.

thanks for the replies, what i ended up doing was running 1-1-1-3 aluminum wire from the main to the sub panel and coated all terminations with noox-x an anti-oxidation paste. wire from the local electric supply was 1.27 a foot.:thumbup:[/URL][/IMG]

my question for the morning is what size wire, and should i look at either copper or aluminum? the main panel is a SD homline and the sub panel is a SD qo. the run is right about 90 feet. I think i have the correct size in mind but only for copper, is aluminum a better option? UPDATE: see below

check out nationalautotools.com, found them on ebay 48 inch mid mise was 1395.00 delivered. so far i really don't have any complaints. i posted it in the general tool section nmr-6 is the number.

i was searching for a mid rise lift and was comparing them to other brands, i found out about them from ebay. went ahead and purchased the lift, communication with them was good. shipping from texas to southern ohio took about four days from fed ex, the packaging could have been a little better...

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Alright, i went ahead and purchased the lift 1395.00 free delivery ( i did have it delivered to my work because of the stated shipping weight of 1000 lbs. and did not feel like lifting it from a stright truck or semi. i was told from another supplier that it could not be put on a lift gate...

mid rise lift question UPDATED WITH PICS has anyone used national auto tools? looking at the nmr-6 mid rise lift, seems to me that it is like the same one that forward offers? any comments or thoughts are appreciated.

thanks everyone for the replies. looks like i need to do some more lookin'

when looking at a machine to weld thicker material is it important to have 100% duty cycle? i have only welded with a mig gun, how different is it to tig with steel or even aluminum, would i use the same tig torch for both?

i have 220v already, the mig220 was 2,000.00 off the tool truck, less would be nice, but i understand good stuff will cost more but holds up better.

atari, i'm looking for something to go from sheet metal patch panels to exhaust to brackets on frames. kind of a do all machine, i would like to start welding aluminum, but the spool gun for the mig220 is over 1,000 dollars which would have to wait.

does anyone have a snapon mig220 or have any experience with one? good or bad. almost bought one today.

does anyone use a power usage monitoring device such as a kilowatt meter or a watts up ,meter, or maybe something similar that would monitor certain circuits in a breaker panel? do you feel that it is accurate, i have read some reviews were some feel they were not registering properly.

have you tried any of the auto parts stores that carry sk, around me KOI will warranty an sk tool.