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You bring up a good point, that this is more crucial for after the boil..... Since this is for my boil kettle, I wonder if I have to worry about full on sanitary weld or if I'm ok with a standard weld....:headscrat

I am not looking for a cheap way out....also not looking to get ripped off. I understand this is a skill that not many have. Basically looking to avoid paying shipping both ways to Milwaukee from Ohio. Good call on checking with local breweries....I actually know a few owners in the area!

Does anyone in the NE Ohio area do sanitary welding? I am looking to add a port onto my SS Brew kettle and would rather not pay shipping both ways to go back to the manufacturer.

guess I should get some pictures up....but it almost seems like it may be easier to do an addition to my current shop...hmmm I have my 2 post 12k rotary standing in a corner right now cause it wont fit in the building as is....

jc23?

what I was thinking was to try and extend one of the bay to fit the 12k two post with my crew cab long bed dually. Like I said it might work as is...I just don't have my truck or lift in ohio yet...still in the process of moving.

I will know more once we actually close on the house. I was just trying to be pro-active. It was hard to tell just by looking if my 2 post will fit nicely in one bay as the building is right now. Luckily, there is already a 7k pound two post in one bay that I will utilize for now, but my...

more or less looking to see for now the ease or difficulty of the construction with block

Anyone?

Hey everyone, Ive just relocated to the northeast Ohio area from New Hampshire for work. Ive got a question pertaining to my new garage at the new house. It is cinderblock construction and I was curious how easy (or difficult) it would be to grow one side of the building and perhaps the...

I may have to resort to the blocks of wood on the pad....it would need to go up quite a bit to use the pad extension.

ive got some strongman equipment....does that count?

Did some searching and found a few possible answers, but im trying to get an answer from someone with first hand experience.... I have a 12k lbs rotary 2 post lift...it works fine for all of my vehicles, big or small.....except for my new to me VW golf TDI. The TDI has a set of sideskirts that...

http://www.securitybossmanufacturing.com/maxseal_pet_doors.htm ive got the mammoth sized one for our newfie and English mastiff....hell they now even have their own party porch on the other side of the dog door.

Mine is run in the ceiling from the panel and dropped down in some conduit. Previous owner had a lift as well, so when i installed mine i just used this wiring setup.

I misread your post then....didnt mean to sound like a smart a$$

If you wanted the power unit on the other column, you should have just installed that column on the correct side. My two post lift has the power unit on the drivers side post when you drive into the garage. I have heard of people mounting air hose reels to the posts though.

i'll try and get some pics once i get the car back on the lift. Still not pretty but much better :lol:

I think HF has one for cheap.. http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/lubrication/5-gallon-oil-drain-dolly-90582.html

What do you use to lube them? I assume you mean the inside of the posts?