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I've had my maxjax now for 11-12 years, I think. It's been great 95% of the time. I just started getting some leaks a month or so back and decided with the help of Steve rebuild the cylinders. All went well! While I had everything apart, I figured I'd drill another hole in the columns, so...

Older thread but wanted to check in to see if you have to keep adjusting the valve based on what you are lifting? IE: When you lift something that is 5000lbs did you adjust it more only to find out that the side with the valve on it then lifts even slower if there is something lighter than the...

What was the adjustable flow valve that you went with? I just got done rebuilding my original maxjax cylinders and noticed my far right side colum/cylinder lifts faster. Does your adjustable flow valve only work one way when lifting and then when you release it is full flow? Would love to see...

Seems like my maxjax from 2011 has been revised. Because the seal kit that I had sitting around for the one cylinder is clearly different that what I have. I did a little digging and it appears that after 2011 Dannmar revised the cylinder. So now I have a cylinder that leaks but can't find a...

Anyone actually take theirs apart now. I am rebuilding the one cylinder since I have the kit. My green seal gave out finally. I just want to make sure how to unscrew it. Trying to figure ou twhich was is loose if the cylinder ram is pointing up in the air. I haven't found anything stating...

OLD thread but my green seal just let go. I have a complete rebuild kit for it which includes everything. How did you get that end cap off? Which way does it unscrew it you are havin ght hydraulic ram/piston in the air? Thanks, -Nigel

No problemo. I've used the thing like 30 times now...lol. I couldn't decide on which springs I wanted to use on my car so I ended up swapping different springs, and this was so easy and effortlessly. I can completely take a whole shock/strut apart in a maybe 20 seconds. It's crazy. -Nigel

Oh wow, very good information. Appreciate it. I'm glad I didn't buy it then. I do like air tools. I don' thave a problem with going with battery powered but the main thing is that I then have to buy into some ecosystem and then now I've got batteries everywhere which drives me nuts..hahaha...

I have a 1/2 IR 2135Ti impact that just broke (nothing major just some orings and easy stuff)... so I'm rebuilding that tomorrow. I would like to have a 3/8 impact and found these two. 3/8 normal IR: 2115QTiMAX https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001BQLZYC/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Or 3/8 compact IR...

I've never seen those flaretites. Is it a cap that goes on top of the flare part? I normally don't like to add another element that might cause a problem but these look interesting! And you've had good luck with them which is nice. So that's the only thing I don't have/know how to get is...

I didn't realize it was that cheap to run. Most excellent! Yep, a hundred a year is nothing to keep the garage comfortable, heck my 3d printer I'm sure costs way more than that to run and it's constantly printing. I found an excellent source on YouTube of a gentleman going through ALL the...

Excellent thank you! My concern "was" that by not following manufacture's suggested install would result in a less than happy customer..lol I just want to make sure I'm doing everything 100% correctly when spending this type of money on something and not have it be a flop then ALLLL the HVAC...

I'm going with Mitsubishi. I know 1000% that as soon as I buy something other than that, I am going to wonder why I didn't just spend the extra $500-600 to get top tier. Even looking at the condenser for the outside unit the Mitsubishi is almost 40lbs heavier than the Daikin. Although...

I'm not opposed to Pioneer but it's one of those brands I never considered. It was either Daikin or Mitsu. I am ok with buying once and crying once. What I don't want is buying something then later regretting why I didn't spend more money on the original unit that I wanted but cheaped out...

That's disappointing to hear. I thought they were the top tier along with Mitsubishi. The Daikin I'm looking at is only 500 less than the Mitsubishi so it makes me wonder if I should just spend the money and get the mitsu. -Nigel

Very similar size... yours is larger, I wish I had a garage that size! It would be nice! I don't have a clue what my garage is insulated with to be honest. I know that if I cut into the dry wall on either side there is insulation pink stuff that I can pull out..lol The ceiling when I go to...

Appreciate all the input! I even contacted a few more people about the Daikin LV 18k btu mini split and the cheapest I got for a quote thus far is $7,795. I'd honestly prefer not to buy a cheap unit / off brand from one of the top three. I am ok buying once and crying once, but I don't want...

Ah thank you. I apprecaite that. I must have missed it trying to decipher all the freaking details..lol I don't think it gets that cold here in VA... if it's -13 I don't want to be alive if I'm honest. Anything lower than 50's and I turn into a grumpy person. I think I'm leaning towards teh...

I'm at the pont now where I want to be comfortable working in the garage. We are having our entire house ACs/Furnaces replaced and I thought I'd have the same folks install a mini split in the garage. However, that's not happening after getting a quote back for $8k. I will install it. I'm...

The Daikins units I'm looking at come pre-filled for lines up to 33'. I was quoted by the HVAC people who we got a 3rd quote from for a mini split in the garage and they quoted me $8k. And the guy was talking about how involved and hard it is...etc. I'm like it's fine if you want to make...