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~ 2.295 gallons if you're not feeling like doing the math :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Area of a circle (3.1415 * radius^2) * length in inches. Result is cubic inches of volume. Convert to gallons and you're good to go. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The top is 14 gauge steel, I just laid 2x6 scrap on top of the boxes and put the steel top on it for now until I have time to build by full steel frame! We do jetski parts and salvage and are coming into our busy season so it might be a project for next winter Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They are pretty easy to unload by yourself, as long as the truck bed isn't super high. It's all worth it once you get it set up and stand back to take a look with a beer in hand! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a Puma 3HP 60 gallon from Northern that runs on a 30 amp breaker, 70' run. Great compressor, I believe they are on sale now for $450 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love my HF boxes, great value! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As I already replied, by using slim breakers you can easily add a 220 circuit to your full breaker panel at a cost of about $11 for a 40A breaker, and a few bucks for some slim 110 15A breakers to make the room for the 220. I have done it multiple times, it is very simple. It is certainly...

There you go, $430 is a great deal. Depending on how far away your panel is, wiring it could be as cheap as $40 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a 60 gallon 220 Puma from Northern that is a great machine, and they can be had for $450 new with coupon. Also, you can easily add a 220 circuit to your panel with slim breakers, one 220 slim takes up the same room as one regular 110 breaker. Super easy to do Sent from my iPhone...

You jetski guys might like the shop lights I put up yesterday :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks great, I have two HF 44" boxes and will be using a similar design to set them up soon! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Depending on how much impact use it will get, it should do fine for you. Just have to wait a bit for it to catch up, but if it's for occasional use it probably won't bother you...

I guess you could say that :)

I paid $800 for my old Hyster and it's great. Runs like a top!

I built this setup at my shop for lifting jet skis and engines. 1100lb hoist on an 8" I beam, it works great! Beam is 26' long and only cost $260 at my local steel supplier. Hoist was $130 and trolley (1 ton) was $65. It is a lifesaver!

We have the 29 model, nice machine and pretty quiet! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rustoleum epoxy worked well for me. Should match up just dine

Tank is powercoated, by the time I would have sanded it and primed/painted, I figured I was better off spending $70 for the sand blasting, and powdercoating. Thanks for the compliments guys, if anyone has any questions about doing a resto on one of these feel free to let me know!

I have had very good luck buying recon'd tools, especially on Amazon. Usually they look brand new, seems that a lot of these may have been returns, and Amazon sells under "Used-Like New...Item may come re-packaged". Just got a reconditioned Bosch hammer drill today, for about 1/2 price of new...