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Dang! Did you hit the lottery? Nice!

Is the drainage cast iron and galvanized water?

I made my tuff wheel adapter with a jigsaw. used a water spray bottle to keep the blade cool and filings flushed.////Used 3/8 aluminum plate.

Thanks for the good info. Any brand better than another?. Wheres the best place to buy at a good price.

Been welding up a minitub in the garage and realized I dont have an extinguisher. How about a pic of yours and a few words of why it would be the best for me. thanks

Well that didnt work. Others didnt want to read it either. It was reported.

Damn both yall need to go to the principals office. When someones insulting report it ,not hurl insults back. Because then I have to read all that bs..And cant really do anything. Youre both right just have different perspectives.

They silver solder the joints in ac apps.

I have been debating using pex pipe for mine as it doesnt shatter.They use plastic for truck air lines so I think it should work.

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/ruptured-pvc-air-lines-what-not-do-230253/

I,d check swap meets and look for a good vintage piece. Seems the new chinese garbage has a short life expectancy. The newer cars use a scanner so the old stuff is more suited to our cars. I have an old actron and an adjustable advance Craftsman .Both are over 20 years old.

get a new one.

Off topic but i cant stay on a creeper. So I picked up a 4'x8' x3/4" sheet of Dow insulation board,the blue kind..Just enough cushion to protect the knees getting up and down and easy on the elbows too.

The picture here made me think of a use for old decrepit steering wheels.I have a 58 johnson 5 hp

Thats what i,d buy if I could afford it.Having a daughter in college keeps me wiped out.

I think you should let her open one now.

I use old phone chargers and such. Just cut off the plug and add gator clips. Seems like I always have a few left laying around. Why wear out your battery charger.

Seen some pretty nice ones for a driver.Google it.

Missed this till now. Being a plumber I could do this on my own. Sweet idea. Could you drill down outside and run loops below ground to cool and circulate this to cool the floor in summer.

Happy for you and your daughter also.DD

Wanted to know what to take in consideration.

I used it,set at 100 psi. Maybe I am a daredevil.Just went outside to look at the shell and it says it has a test pressure rating of 300 psi and a working pressure rating of 150 psi

Very cool.

No the t&p is set at 150 psig and 210 degrees typically.

I would only be running 115 pounds. I don't understand how 150 lbs of air and water are different. Seems if the pop offs are rated at 150 I,d be safe at 115.

I,m a plumber and have access to almost new water heaters occasionally. I,m thinking I could pull the burner control and plug it and connect my air compressor to it and my air hose to it and have an additional 50 gallon reserve for free. They have a pressure relief valve set at 150 psi and a...

Awesome man cave! Beautiful Cuda too.

Thats real nice. Tell us southerners a little about how that floor works.

I had the same box in my old house only it was just 2 pairs of ballast fuses and I jumped 220 of my dryer plug to a welder plug box next to it and ran a lincoln cracker box off it for 20 years. Replaced a lot of fuses.If the box will power a 220 dryer it will damn sure power a 110 welder.

I,m kind of a wild man but I would jump off the range circuit. Shut everything in the kitchen off when you are welding. Those glass fuses will pop if you pull too much.Just whatever you do dont put larger fuses in. Keep a few extra for when youre welding.Pick up a few extra shot gun shell...