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Install a Carbon Monoxide detector alarm in the garage also for your protection and if a gas leak ever happens (hopefully when not being used) you will have a warning instead of whenever you might get around to going to the garage again. My dad in KS had an older NG heater w/fan in a 25 X 30...

This one is what I use at work, and again I have had great luck with it too. The difference in this box and my personal one on post 33 is funny! Freaking pic won't upload..... I'll try again later. It's a DeWALT DW292

I'm thinking it was late 90's when I got it. :D

My wife found it....Well, mentioned in my last post that my Mac light was missing after my move. My wife and I was cleaning out the garage and she opened a box and went to throw away my oldschool cassettes and what was under the cassette case.......my timing light! :iconbigg: I'm not going...

I have put my DeWALT through some hard dually farm truck lug nuts and it took a bit of back and forth working of the nuts, but didn't overheat or anything. It's flawless on my personal cars / truck. This was the first electric impact I've owned, so can't compare what might be equal or better.

I had a Mac dial advance timing light until I moved, then it come up missing. So I pull the Sun out for the old school way. :D

A tool for applying the dipstick tube. My dad made it back in the late 80's to put dipstic tube back into the block if it was stubborn. It's about 12" long and made from thick wall pipe (3/4"+/-) and the end taper is about 2 1/2" to 3" and cut down to approx. 1/2 pipe thickness and formed to...

I have a Rock Island. 574 near new condition (estate sale ).and a Model 72440 small vise to get things done with.