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I have one of Advantage 9000 lb 4 post lifts. It also has the caster kit. I haven't bolted it down yet and really don't see the need to.

I have the HF 3500 quiet running generator. It has worked flawlessly for several years. We use it at the track for trailer power. Runs air conditioner, battery charger, fans whatever.

I bought the American Auto wire crimpers and they work great. Considering the number of crimps you make the price is cheap.

Awesome ideas. I love to build things out of wood. But I never thought about a rotisserie. I seen them made out of pipe also where you roll it up on it's side.

I have a 9000 lb capacity 4 post lift also. Make sure you get one that is wide enough to hold your dually. Look at the distance between the posts. I have to fold my mirrors in to get on it. Plus it's best for me to have someone to help line you up on the lift as my pickup wheels are right on the...

TrailBeast is right about a 2 post having more room underneath. But it depends on what you want to use it for. I have a 4 post because I use it to store 2 cars in 1 spot or just to have room to get the project car up out of the way. Since I'm almost done with my 68 GTS total restoration it will...

I cut an 8 3/4 down with the Lead Mine kit. Worked well plus I saved my A body 8 3/4 for future use.

I have a recliner in mine for just such emergencies.

I haven't purchased the eastwood welder yet but I do own one of their plasma cutters and has done me well. I think this is my 4th or 5th year using it. The eastwood welder with the spool gun has been something I have been toying with purchasing.

I have two. One at work and it is from Grainger. It is very nice and several adjustments. At home I have one from Harbor Frieght and it works very good also. The knob you turn to adjust the shade also turns the helmet off.

That ugly white thing pulls my Darts wherever I want to go. Has lots of power and cold A/C.

Yes it's the 9000 lb lift XLT model I believe. Extra tall and extra wide.

The brand name is advantage lifts. No it doesn't have to be bolted down. It comes with a set of wheels that attach to each post. When you have them installed and let the lift down all the way it actually picks the lift up enough to roll it around. My son and I put it together in about 6 hours...

Went out and bought me a 4 post lift for my shop. I still need to move it to the back of the shop. I'm going to wait until I have the quarter welded back on my dart before I move it. Also there is a picture of my new air compressor.

Picked this one up today. 6 months same as cash. http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/ingersoll-randreg%3B-5hp-air-compressor-80-gal?cm_vc=-10005

I plan on keeping the motor, pump and the plate it all sits on. It is one of those large Ingersoll units. Maybe one day I'll find a nice tank to mount it on.

I'm convinced scrap it is. I was looking at new ones today so I will go back and get one tomorrow.

I have a small air leak located about 3 inches up from the bottom of my tank on one end. It is a horizontal model. Is there any fix for it? Or should I just replace it? Thanks Jeff

Mostly I use a 4 1/2" grinder with cutoff blade and I have the luxury of a plasma cutter in my shop. In the past I have used a circular saw with a metal blade available from most hardware stores.

I've picked up their 1/4" drive sockets when they were on sale for 10 bucks. I think they are very niece tools.

Looks like they are sending you the right direction.

As has been said before. Operate it as safe as you can and put some sort of guard or barrier between the work and you. After working in industry for over 30 years you can't go wrong with adding guards.

I used both of the cheaper versions that HF sells. I went the with the cheapest one and have used it numerous times. I even use it when changing out the center sections on my rear ends. Back in the day I used to lay that cast iron 4 speed on my chest and bench press it up in my dart but not anymore.

I have a nice craftsman dial back that I have used for years. Then I dropped it right on the dial back knob. That part doesn't work as well. Recently I bought one of those self powered units because they claim they work better with MSD's.

I would run 10-3 with ground under the house. Then get the same gauge only in an underground wire for the garage. I remember now you want to use conduit also. The same as under the house will work. I would rather have to much wire than not enough. When I did mine I threw in an extra wire just in...

Any type of farm supply store should have them.

Is there an equivalent of tractor supply in Canada? Try those type of stores.

Around here they charge 800 to 1000 to strip a car.

I bought my Lincoln welder from Home Depot. Go with gas and if you can buy the model that includes the spool gun like Fishy did. They cost $200 extra if you buy it separate. Don't be afraid of the Eastwood welders. They have a 3 year warranty. I purchased a plasma cutter from them and it works...

Checked the link and found it at California Car Cover at $159. Looks comfy.