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I have an old car(Nash Metro) as yard art in front of my shop. Would like to devise a way to light up the head and tail lights with a soft glow. Needs to be solar powered as no electric nearby. Would basically need some small LED's I could insert into each light. Any ideas how I could do this...

Had PVC for 17 years, no issues, but re-designed my air system routing and used iron pipe. That works fine as well.

Boomer!

I can't comment on the vacuum, but thanks for posting this! Looking forward to seeing the finished product and your results! I do auto restoration/hotrods and could really use a setup like this.

Got it all done, works fine. Just in time too, supposed to hit single digit temps by Wed. Thanks to all that replied!

Thank you!

So does the tank have to be empty to set the air pressure? Obviously the air pressure changes as the water pressure increases/decreases.

My well tank has a valve where you can check/add air to the bladder. It has a tag that says "air pressure should be 2 PSI below pump start up pressure". So is this measured AT pump startup, or after it shuts off?

Sorry, I don't.

I have a few extras I need to do something with.....

I pulled the engine out of my F250 using a chain hooked to the end beam of mine. It is the HD9xlt though, so it goes pretty high

This is my redneck solution......a piece of 3 1/2" glue lam about 18" wide. Slides on the jack rails and sets level with the ramps. Works great so I made a second,

I have the Bendpak 9k narrow-long-tall.....can't remember the model #. I got it because it takes up much less room width wise. Most vehicles fit fine, my 79 F250 goes on easy if you fold in the mirrors. I highly recommend getting the longer one if you can.

Same here......I use my 211 almost daily. Excellent machine!

I just use a big piece of cardboard for oil drips. Oil soaks into it....toss it after a while and start over with a new piece.

Nice grinder. I have one just like it, gets used every day. Would love to find another one...

I save all my used up blast cabinet media and run it through my pressure blaster(outside). At least i get one more use from it. Simpler to replace it than screen it....for me anyways.

I run a hose overhead as well. One less thing to trip over. That said, to me the air locks are a PIA. I would prefer manual locks...

1 side open is good. Maybe install a couple louvered vents in the opposite wall for some cross ventilation? Also check your air intake filters often.

I have 2 foot overhangs on my shop and it helps keep the snow from piling up against the walls. However, if the whole roof slides (metal roof), It will make a 2-3 foot high berm of packed snow that you'd be lucky to move with a bulldozer. Gable end doors for me...