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Check out harbor freight

i've thought about going spool gun route, on my millermatic 211 -- let me know how it goes.

You can also buy new bleeder screws

I have a brimar 18ft closed deck car hauler. Love it. Goes just fine behind my 14 ram 1500...but is pretty flat around here. More use, Longer distance or steeper grade and I'd have a 2500 for sure.

A good auto parts store should have an assortment of o rings. Thats where i got mine when i rebuilt a nice jack i picked from garbage night. 3 o rings and 50 cents later and its been working fine for nearly 8 years now.

i can't believe how cheap tools have gotten in the last 15 years..it seems like the prices keep coming down.

really cool product if floor space or ceiling height is limited.

i have been known to use tootsie rolls for ear plugs in the shop. super ghetto but it works and its better than having ringing ears. just to be clear ... i do not eat them after use!

yikes. maybe buy online or change stores. we quit using paper towels years ago, bought cloth napkins and use them for everything, just keep washing them and thy are good to go.

1300 is a great deal for that box combo, and you could probably always sell it for $500 when you want to upgrade later on down the line, assuming it stays together. for comparisons sake, i recently just bought a used MAC tech1000 top and bottom box, basically the same as the one you are looking...

used rotary is the way to go. my friend just closed his shop and let his lifts go for $1500. i think they were 9000# asymmetrical.

autozone by me painful to deal with....its like they hired the rejects from the local supermarket. initially i wasn't thinking about an old MT2500 but will look at them, thanks for the heads up. i originally just wanted a code reader for the occasional car that i might work on + they don't...

well i look at it this way, i just need to pull engine codes. google will get me the trouble shooting procedures.

are the HF OBD2 scanners any good? other reasonable alternatives?

yup! it's what I do in the summer

you can put an oscillating sprinkler on the roof on really hot days to help with the heat.

i was in home depot today and htey had a 60g 240v compressor for $459! if had room for it i would have bought it already.