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I had a great friend pass away a year ago and am now helping his wife get things ready to auction off. He was a maintenance manager at a major motor home company and I am sorting through his huge personal tool box, etc. It is kind of a mish mash of Craftsman, Crescent, Husky, Snap-On, Mac, Matco...

I paid extra about 6 years ago for a US made, certified etc etc 4 post lift from Autolifters, bankrupt 3 months later. So much for a lifetime warranty. Bought a SL100000oh Complete Hydraulics 2 post a couple of years ago. Twice the unit my Autolifters one is as far as quality of welds and...

This is Lilly, a little cold weather doesn't bother her!

Sorry to have disappeared, I haven't been on the Garage Journal site for awhile. I did bump up the pressure to 14 lbs and it seemed to run a lot less and keep up. Everything else checked out fine. As you can see from my origional post, it was the end of January/Early Feb before I did this and...

My shop is kind of out in the middle of nowhere, no natural gas available and I live 3+miles away where I am thinking LP would be a hastle. Hopefully when I run the codes this weekend, it will give me an idea where to look. TDKKART is right, it has been a brutal winter where it has been below 0...

Basicly an oversized electric tankless water heater.

The outlet and inlet are in the same loop, no sure why, we just followed the diagram from the floor heat company. I will have the erorr codes checked out this weekend and see what explanation for the loop I can get. I'm sure noboy has messed with it since last year, don't know why the pressure...

I have a 2 year old shop (40x60 with a 15x25 separate office) with in floor heat with a Seisco tank less boiler running 2 separate zones (shop/office). It seems to be not keeping up this year and the heat bills have been ungodly! It has been a brutal winter so far, but never seemed to have as...

I have some friends that live a few miles out that have told me that this http://www.critter-repellent.com/index.php works very very well. They have a few high buck cars and are very careful. It is made from Bobcat urine and you sprinkle it around the foundation, circle the cars etc. I just...

It looks like waiting is the consensus here, I do have the room, but as RT stated, then I have to protect them from getting bumped into or whatever "happens" to things layin round, plus, you never know what could happen in the time in between. Maybe I could get lucky and get hit by a bus or...

I will have to shingle my house and garage next spring. I am looking at about 34 squares to get the job done. I have a couple of people saying I should buy the shingles now and store them till spring (I have room in my shop) as it is the best time of year to buy shingles and they will be going...

Is there any way to get a picture or the Wilton part #? I need a new vice and Santa might want to drop one down my chimney! :drool:

If I became rich, I would buy tools until I was broke again and start the cycle all over! :pimpflash

Bingo, just change the sensors from one side to the other. Fought mine for a year or two before a friend of mine told me this, felt like a smuck when it took two minutes too fix!:wtf:

Hey Gregg, love those air lines and your setup. :drool: Hopefully it is warming up a little your way, we're supposed to get an inch of snow this week yet! :(

I have 3 12x12 doors in my shop and used the LM3800's on all three. Work like a champ for now, hopefully time will tell me I made a great choice. Allso have the battery backup on the most used one, had to use it once when the electric failed during a storm last summer. Paid $380 apiece from the...

Any updates Gregg? Was wondering how it was going to look with the siding on. More pictures please!

I bought my SL10000 OH a year ago and love it. Got the OH because I am in a wheelchair and didn't want to fight the base plate. Works like a champ, great service. Ordered it on a Thurs about 4 PM and it was here (800 miles away) 8 o'clock Monday morning! Only thing that went wrong was a couple...

Gregg-What openers do you plan on using? I went with the Liftmaster 3800 series on my 12x12 doors and love them. http://www.liftmaster.com/cw/product_family/0,1064,uid-jGeGa2VnZmlrZg==_457-id-42,00.html They are super quiet, jackshaft setup so no unit in the way of the lift (Derek and Dave tried...

Hey Gregg, what are you doing over here? Looks like a great project! Sure a pretty spot. Dave and Jim just left to go back to Nebraska, they spent the weekend up here hooking up my well at the shop. Pretty much finished with it besides some more grading and gravel parking and driveways (sorry, I...