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All lifts are not created equally... be careful what you buy. Here's a test report on a 10K lift... Click :shocking: :shocking: :shocking:

Sorry I missed this one last time. The trophies are all awards for my 1947 Rover car, I bought her in 2003 when I was in Australia and had her shipped back to the UK and she's been in my possession ever since. This is a few of the many awards she has won...

Thanks for the kind words, below are answers to your questions I have a twin AC unit which provided heat and also a 15kw fan heater if extra heat is required The Brink sign was on a few times before I bid, I'm sure I was the only bidder for it, as for stealing cattle from the...

Thanks for the kind words guys, it's been a while since I updated this thread so here are some more pictures Floor now covered in Eco-Tiles I won this Peugeot sign on ebay, it was 400 miles from me and pick-up only so I had to call in a few favours from mates down south to have it...

Another Scot to kick English ***...:lol::lol: Welcome :thumbup::thumbup:

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Thanks for the compliments guys. Yes I do agree it is interesting to see how others in another part of the world furnish their garages. The majority of garages in the UK are small single garages which are just about big enough to accommodate a small car and not much else. If you drive the...

^^^ Lucas, 'The Prince of Darkness' Bulb arrived today, job completed :thumbup:

Spent a couple of hours with a sheet of plywood and a jigsaw cutting out a circle of wood that will be screwed onto the wall. The plywood was a little too thin to catch the screw holes on the sign so I attached 4 blocks at the correct spacing to allow the sign to attach to the timber. Then I...

Another one arrived today :D I need to be inventive with this one as there is no light in it and nothing to attach it to the wall...I have a plan though

A few more lights... A couple of stainless steel 'Service' lights, constructed beautifully and located next to the ramp Bit of an odd ball this one but I've owned loads of Brink towbars and just had to buy the sign when it came up for sale

This is my son-in-law's climbing wall in his home Click

If your looking at around 20-25cfm you might be better off with a rotary vane compressor. No waiting for the pressure to build up and no air tank to fill. Switch it on and within 10 seconds you have 25cfm at 110psi all day every day. Awesome machines

It's a lovely compressor and I would like to renovate it. Does anyone know if the Ingersoll sticker on this machine is available to buy anywhere

Video of my 1968 Ingersoll Rand compressor. I bought this for £30.00 about 4 years ago and it is so quiet I can run it at midnight without disturbing any neighbours Click

Mine is an Italian lift the Ravaglioli 4350 (which converts to 7700lbs)

I had a similar situation with my garage Floor to bottom of truss was 2.7 metres Bolted in many of 8"x2" timbers before cutting the trusses Now I have 3.8 metres of headroom

My architect posted plan details as per local authority regulations require through every adjoining neighbour so that none were missed off the list, no complaints were received and we thought we had cracked it...until the build started and they all started complaining, but by then it was too...

Just checked and my Gedore tools are German and from the 1970s my fathers are all Gordon tools made in Sheffield England from the early 1960s