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Sweet!!! There is nothing like having a good steady supply of air when you are working.

I have to agree about using HF type blades vs quality blades. Cheap isn't so cheap when you have issues using them. I have a rule when it comes to HF tools, if it has an electric cord I don't buy it.

Milton all the way.

That one is made in Tulsa Oklahoma. At least the jack handle through the wall wasn't as bad as the tank when the car fell.

I have been on both sides of the coin. My business outgrew my space so I rented additional space for the overflow. All I was seeing was a stack of rent receipts that was gaining no equity so I solved the problem and built a new building that was tall enough to add a second story inside. My...

That should be cheap enough that you can spend some $$$ on it to make it function and safe.

If it isn't wore out, it is a great deal. It is an asymmetric and the American made Bendpac is a good lift. If he is a gangsta you better take plenty of help and keep you a$$ covered.

The wheels also have ball bearings. They are quality and they are expensive because of it.

Gojack wheels are 4" in diameter, what are yours? If you look at the bearings, you will see they are equal the center of the wheel.

Junk metal that isn't round for the balls and the other surfaces not being machined smooth for the balls to rotate on. I have a pair of Gojacks and they work fabulous. I bought the pair very reasonable at an auction and had to replace a couple of casters. The casters cost me around $70 for a...

There are some things at HF that is junk no matter what you pay for them. I pick up good quality casters at auctions such as university auctions, government auctions and warehouse auctions. I have to buy what ever they are attached to but I can usually get them fairly cheap.

Most of Horrid Freight's casters aren't very good as far as I am concerned. Are you on real smooth concrete?

My mistake. I thought the broken down picture was the lift. $399 for just the stand is crazy.

Edited... $598.00 total.

It has the feet/adapters that I detest. They are a pia when compared to A Rotary lift.

I have a 12K Rotary and love it. It has real feet on the arms instead of some cheesy mess. It is also asymmetrical, which is a no brainer as far as I am concerned.

I have a Rotary asymmetric lift. Definitely not the cheapest but if things haven't changed it is made in the USA and is top quality.

We had galvanized pipe all the way through the Mercury Marine Mercruiser plant here in Stillwater. Ran three paint lines, die cast, machining, assembly and every other department off of it with zero problems. Personally I would run nothing but galvanized.

Steve.... :banghead::banghead::banghead: Don't even kid about that because someone will take you serious.

You will be happy with that set up.

When I owned my mattress manufacturing company, I never had a insurance inspector darken my door. The fire chief came in once to check my fire extinguishers and when he found out I had a company contracted to maintain them, he never darkened the door again.

You might read through this thread. copper vs pvc compressor lines?

I use Imperial also.

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You are a tad late to the party. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=282514

I agree with you Karl. Our Sears is locally owned and called "Hometown Store". Business is so slow the owner had to take a real job with benefits.

Thanks, that is great to know.

All of last year and so far this year Sears has gotten none of my tool purchases. I have moved to buying Craftsman hand tools from CL, swap meets, flea markets and pawn shops. I refuse to buy any China hand tools from them. Of the brands mentioned I didn't notice Proto. My newest additions have...

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I have some Snap-On sets but most of my hand tools are Craftsman that are American made. When buying any additional Craftsman tools, if they are made overseas I will pass them over and buy a different brand. I have zero overseas hand tools in my boxes and it isn't going to change if I can help it.