Search results for query: *

Looks like it heats the metal??? Interesting!!

Looks nice! What size is the square tubing 3" and 4"?

I hear a high pressure steam cleaner works well

Make sure your filter is new, I don't think the tank stuff worked very good but the tecron I hear is good, I would try a heavy dose. Also what worked on my wifes crv was a quart of trans fluid to a tank of gas.

Usually a name and part number on the seal itself. You'll see something like SKf 560043. Otherwise you'll have to measure .

I can smell the great deals in there.

You do need to use your judgement. Best thing about HF they will take anything back and actually a lot of there tools are just fine for the weekend shade tree mechanic.

I may try one for the wifes CRV, can't get rid of a misfire code and they are known to have valve seat problems. I don't really need to know what the percentage is as much as varience.

I'm a month or so away from redoing the hood blackout with SEM trim black with that HF $10 gun. The blackout that was done in 1980 on my 71 demon is not correct so I figure WTH. I just got the gun stand and paper filters today.

I have that same saw from harbor freight works good for $11. Get good blades as stated.

all the above is good info, also that motor should have a start capacitor check for loose connections or posibly a bad capacitor.

i tried the atf - acetone, didn't work better than the kroil we use that's for sure!!

you cant go wrong with a Lincoln, miller or hobart. that one looks good, reviews look good also

yes the fan itself should be tethered to something other than the box it is mounted to. Also I would use blue loctite on any screws holding the fan blades.

got these for around $8 and the arbor is around $4 http://www.mcmaster.com/#sanding-rolls/=rp85qrhttp://www.mcmaster.com/#sanding-rolls/=rp86hw http://www.mcmaster.com/#sanding-rolls/=rp86hw

If you crank up the heat to work then shut it off the temp fluctuation will make all the cold metal sweat in the winter including the engine block! Best to put in a furnace and keep it running in the winter say at 50 degrees then kick it to 68 or so when your in there working. Need to insulate...

The workbench and shop looks great!! your welcomed