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Here is a long shot idea............Geo-thermal......bury ALOT of pvc pipe 6 to 8 ft in the ground, circulate air thru the pipe, year around the air coming out of the pipe will be 50-55 degrees It's an idea

If you can, when you bolt down the puller, pull it up snug to the balancer,( it takes the bending moment off the bolt ), then screw in the draw bolt to pull

Other places to shop: McMaster-Carr, Manhattan Supply Corp Starrett, Fowler, Mitutoyo and others Not to be a downer, just some thing to remember; measuring tools are only as good as the person using them.....it takes practice to be good Now for the comment that I'll catch heat...

Gonna take a wild guess.............the capacitor is shot on your motor; it, the capacitor gives a little extra "kick" to start the motor turning, with out it the motor goes "locked rotor" . Might be able to get a replacement, it is located under the "bump" on the side of the motor, they are...

Shop Craigs list, flag down a tool truck see if they have any used boxes taken in trade. My track box is a plastic Stanley roll a round; rolls like a 2 wheeled hand truck; multiple drawers, removable trays, a tip out drawer, works great! You stated you don't have a garage, so what ever you...

Here's a thought...........does your local utility have to buy back excess solar power?? If (and I realize it's a BIG IF) they do, they get to plant the poles and run the wire up to your hose to "collect the excess " at no cost to you. It's a thought, look in to it.

O'Reilly wanted to sell a battery; Travel Center did not want to warranty a battery......................

Make sure you install a good coalescing filter to remove any oil before the gun.

Nice tool box............however if you can get all your tools into one box.....you don't have enough tools:lol:

I'd be tempted to do a 40 amp, maybe 45 amp double pole breaker. Granted the welding outlet is rated at 50 amp, nothing says that you can't down size the feed to it; wire size is very important, especially the further away from the breaker your out let is. Breakered at 50 amp, you could be...

I wish you the best of luck............though I thought per code you could not go more than 100 ft with out a pull station. In any event, lube, lots of lube, a good Kellem grip to grab a hold of the wire, 4 good friends to help pull the rope.

Rustytoolss: That "X" in the frame call out is buggin' me; it's giving me "that" feeling creeping up the back of my neck. As I stated, who ever made the compressor contracted with Magnetk to build the motors, they are 56 Frame motors, but that "X" says there is some thing else special about...

"And I am not giving miss information. kinda get under my skin you would say that. I am not talking out my ***. " Neather am I, I do this for a living.........What do you do? That being said, it doesn't mean I am the be all, end all, know all. It just means I know some stuff you don't, just...

I just can't let this go........misinformation just sets me off I will grant you there are some motors that you can not change direction at hook up, they are fixed CW or CCW. Most in, my 30 years of industrial maintenance are convertible CW or CCW; I've done motors from 300HP 3600rpm drive...

What does the data tag say?? What is the frame number? You want to replace like for like, otherwise you can go off on a tangent trying to get a different one to fit because the foot print can be different, how high it sits, length of the shaft sticking out. What is the FLA, full load amps...

You mentioned Husky at HD. Is that the "same" Husky as "we" always knew, or is this, too, a new, improved chineseoated version? Sadly, HD's "Husky" is not the same we knew from days gone by. Don't know for certain but more than likely HD bought the name from New Brittan Tool and...

Buy what you can afford, what feels good in your hand........it don't mean s**t if the tool is Craftsman, Snap-On, Mac, etc and it is uncomfortable to use because then you won't. I have a very wide range of tool makers products; Craftsman, S-K, Thorsen, Mac, Snap-On, Lisle, Husky (old and new)...

When I plumbed my garage, I used 1/2 inch copper tubing (I'll admit I got a deal of a lifetime "free"); put in low point drains and in horizontal runs the connections came off the top side of the run to minimize condensation at point of use. Seems to work well.

Use a table saw, or 7 1/4 inch Skil saw with a carbide tipped blade. I've cut aluminum 2 inches thick on a table saw with a carbide tipped blade.

I've used needle scalers in the past, work very good for knocking heavy rust off, never used one to remove undercoating; I have my doubts; I see the bottom side of the car being reshaped and/or ventilated. Your results may differ. Good luck.

All I want to say is if you paint/coat your garage floor, you'll be doing it for the rest of your life. High traffic areas will wear thru, it will be chipped, scratched, gouged, possibly lifted due to vapor migration which will become areas that need re-coating. I readily agree when first done...

I made my own out of Brass hex stock

Paint the roof flat black, put a couple of fans inside to circulate the air. You should be able to raise inside temp above outside ambient. About as cheep and "now" as I think you're gonna get. Good luck.

303 series Stainless is much more, drill, tap machine friendly than most other common series Stainless..........drilling 304, use a slower spindle speed than you might usually use, keep pressure on the bit, stainless will work harden, keep it cool, set up an air line to blow air on it . Use a...

I have a 12 Ton, I picked it up at a yard sale years ago.........I've dis-mounted/mounted pistons on rods, bearings, u-joints, spring eye bushings; 80% of a presses usefulness is tooling/blocking/support for what you are trying to do. Have fun!

Unless they changed, Kobalt was a division of J.H. Williams, which is/was owned by Snap-On