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Yes sir it does. Do you need a picture or something?

Exchanged a 125 of Argon. NAPA, OX Arc is the supplier. $65

Here is a 1984 model.

Need that Logo now!

I think there are some pretty good explanations of Reed vises over the years. Seems the transition between R and no R was a long one. One Youtuber explained that the nut on the R was forged if it had the Hockey puck style screw. With the meatball lead screw some R series lead screw nuts were...

Oh wow. How does the GFCI circuit breaker work on the hot tub then?

Range, dryer, hot tub, Jacuzzi tub, sauna, floor heat, emergency power receptacle. I could be wrong about the floor heat though.

Personally No I would not at this distance. I just like the fact that the OP considered that it may be an issue. Attention to detail. In my shop my service wires travel about 150+ feet to my Main panel then another 100 feet to my sub panel in my shop. Big loads in my shop suffer from a...

I like the fact that you considered voltage drop. you could do a voltage drop calculation! Many calculators online. 5% or less VD is acceptable. What did the instructions for your lift recommend? I have a Forward BP9. The PO ran 10 AWG and I am glad he did. In my shop I get a Voltage drop...

Typical homeowners and stripping wire Hmmmmm...................... Yeah your right green tape would require a trip to the hardware store. Just giving the guy options from a guy with 32 years of electrical experience.

your looking for 120 volt. check that cable to see if the grounding conductor is in there.(for whatever reason some installers liked to snip them off) If not use the red conductor as the equipment ground, wrap some green tape on it at both ends, land it on the proper ground terminal and viola...

I just picked this one up this weekend. 4.5" jaws and a smooth operator. Check out the stand it came with. I wonder what the maker was using this for? The guy who I bought it from was gifted it from the PO. I put a third member from a Toyota land cruiser on it and it holds no problems...

Nice! Glad to see you got it done! I'm a little late to the party, but here is a few pictures of my setup. I just got the saw and am still going through it to see if I need anything. My setup looks hydraulic like the pictures you posted. I sent out an email to Ellis requesting a PDF...

That company is trying to rip you off IMO. In a pinch I go to my local NAPA store. I have a good relationship with the staff and they treat me well. Never paid more than $120 for 330 cu tank of Argon or C25. Shop around!

Here are some documents. Hope this helps. Looks like OTC may have bought out this brand?

gonna dig this one up to see if there are any new developments. I have this jack too and wonder if there is a possible solution?

The nut on the top of the cylinder and the "legs" look like my Wudel 711. I build a "wrench" to remove that nut to reseal mine.

May be able to cross reference the Wayne pump to the motor. I did that for my compressor. I have a 480 3 phase 7.5hp motor I'm trying to sell and the frame is 213 with a 1 3/8" shaft. I think that is typical for 7.5. I believe Wayne has a good reputation. If you're trying to sell it then get...

can you take a picture of that motor? Most 7.5 HP motors are 213/5 frame. The amp draw will offer a clue as to HP.

https://americanhawkindustrialproducts.com/ This is the place to get Snap-on blaster replacement parts from the source. I was looking for a vacuum dust bag for my snap-on and from the information in this forum I contacted Dee blast, who makes the cabinet, now American Hawk Industrial products...