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Worth mentioning (to those that may not know) for safetys sake..... make sure you dont boom out too far..... if the center of gravitys relation to the front casters is not preserved as designed, then you've made a potentially dangerous cherry picker. The closer you get to max load, the more...

I missed the part HOW it was broken.

Replacing parts is just guessing!! Get a voltmeter, or find someone who knows how to use one..... once you find where the 12v stops, you'll know exactly where your issue lies. You already know the thing works, you are almost to the finish line lol.

I was plenty pissed off at Kubota last year when I discovered the BX series had another fuel filter in line up under the unit, in addition to the exact same part at the motor. Pretty similar symptoms.

Not for use on tempered glass lol..... probably why you dont see those so much anymore... One reason anyway. Seemed to me the cutter worked pretty darn well if you are working on a decent workbench. See the little notches are different widths for different glass thicknesses?? When I tried...

Id say good call....scroll to bottom of page and scrutinize pix; Identify jacks - Studebaker Drivers Club Forum

Looks like a pain in the a** to use even if you dont shoot your springs and retainer to the moon with it.

With that much oil spilled, they could never film that in Californmia these days,.

This attempted murder brought to you exclusively courtesy of the Chrysler Corporation lol.

My grandfather owned a Sinclair station in the early 60's.... I am sure I still have one of those bottles.

1964 Sport Fury

Here's where it's a very similar vein.... there are sure a lot of cool tools, and cool methods to accomplish things in the woodworking world (just like here).... I can sure see where some novices and some pros and some masters could share some knowledge of how-to and what-with. But I would bet...

Mine is from the 80's....looks just like that, and it amazes me that it has needed nothing and developed no issues in all that time, given the nature of brake fluid!!

Oliver's are cool.... I had a White rough terrain forklift, but it was really an Oliver #55 at heart... cool how they factory converted it to drive backwards. :steering:

Glad I didn't say Isky lol

Yes, it has a wheel kit....big wheels, the weight of the unit picks itself off the ground and onto the wheels like a cantilever....one person easily rolls the behemoth around the barn. Stability seems a little weird on imperfect concrete when unladen, but with weight on and up off the ground...

I have the extra wide and tall BendPak. Nothing not to love, and I move it all over, including outside if need be.

Because a tinner would make one from scrap tin whenever he needs one..... Takes seconds.

Well, first chance you get to try it.... if the reading jumps around all over the dang place on a multispark box, you'll know. That's why I'm looking for a light. A great deal anyways.....

Is this the one that works with MSD boxes?? I've been needing to pick one up if it is. THX

Wow, everything including the kitchen sink.... even Vic Edelbrock's personal Vette....

Yeah.... that's like three small hand held hair dryers, three. You are gonna need a little more than that!

Wow!! Thats a name from the past..... makes me want to go out and see if the old CZ will fire up. :thankyou:

My main factor in deciding to go four post instead of two post is because, I can wheel the whole mess just outside the building if I need to pressure wash, sand-blast, paint, undercoat undercarriages, etc. There's no way I'm doing any of those things inside the building!

Thats awesome.... Been thinking of making one, but I'd make it so it does not involve the bellhousing.... like maybe go to the back of the oil pan area instead??

Pennsylvania coal is best. Back in the day, there were three grades of coal, from what I'm told. Pennsylvania coal is the hardest by far, and the coal yards charged a premium for it. This information was relayed to me by a woman, now in her late 90's who ran the books for her brother at his...

I already had ice cream. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Go for the Bend-Pak!

That guy has carpal tunnel syndrome now!

That looks like a really high tech little device for only $107.00! Then I start reading the Engrish on the labels and I'm not so sure. Can you get decent size parts in this?? TIA, Lefty71

How can you know you're getting them 80% full? Are'nt they dangerous as hell in storage if they are 100% full?? Just curious, thx