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That is a really good idea.

The EVO series have never been made in the US. The M series always has.

I have had a warn M8000 on my trailer for about 17 years now, and it still works great. I have mine mounted to a harbor freight winch plate, and a marine battery is mounted beside it, with a solar trickle charger to keep the battery topped off. I would not even consider using a cheap winch.

I agree, looks like most of the damage will be to the lower core support, inner fender.

Refuse a salvage title from the insurance, dont let them have your original title.

The best thing is to protect it for the climate you have, and if that is enclosed, well its an air compressor, so it needs air to inhale and exhale. So do not seal the enclosure all the way off, but protect from the elements.

A simple incadecent trouble light will put off enough heat to keep everything from freezing. I have to put one in my little outside compressor building.

Mine has been outside for over 20 years. No regrets on doing it.

I bet its a knock-off copy...............

Its probably a knock off copy, comming from Amazon

I have the Mancini tool. With the arms laying on the work bench, it takes less the 5 minutes to remove both of them. Putting them together, we have a big press at work, it makes quick work of them.

Cement here is currently running $200 a yard.

I put a car cover made for the vehicle one year on my wifes CJ-5, that sat outside. I now owe the wife a paint job, it destroyed the nice shiny paint on her Jeep. Maybe this winters project is to re-paint her toy.

I have used my HF blast cabinet for years, updated for better lighting, and changed the gun out for one from tractor supply, run about any type of media thru it. Best upgrade is to hook it up to vacuum. My shop air runs thru 3 driers, so no moisture comes thru it.

My cousin just ordered a 42 x 36 with a lean too on the side, it was $18K, he had the site work done last year, its on a fairly flat piece of ground, it think that cost him around $1500. He drives for the local concrete company, so I assume he will receive a discount on the cement. So I bet he...

And you could not get it, commercial stuff took precedence over residential.

The good thing is the price of concrete has dropped alot, at least around here when they basically quit fracking. It was around $800 a yard a couple of years ago.

This one should get the job done. K-Tool International KTI70081 K Tool Professional Brake Flaring Tool Kits | Summit Racing

Go to sheds for less .com, bought a 12 x 20 garage kit from them for $1800 shipped, put in my own floor and wired for $2600 this was in 2017, I also rent a storage building, its getting too high to keep it $1800 a year.

I had one years ago, reliable old rigs and comfortable, all power, 360 auto, you could not get it stuck in normal driving, snow etc.

I have several sets of the HF casters, they work. They also hold 833 trans, and 8.75 center awesome for storage.

Grew up in a green house, grandparents ran a commercial one, we had about every type. A glass one, which grandma started her plants in, still standing today. A huge fiberglass one, I guess it was around 80 x 200 which she raised the plants and sold them out of. And several clear plastic covered...

That is how I hooked up mine, it will suck the plexi-glass down, but keeps the cabinet clear. But on the down side, ask Santa for a shop vac every Christmas, I on average burn one up at least once a year.

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I know my dad has had a set of red-wings re-soled multiple times, I remember the first time was in the mid-80's he loves those old boots, he still wears them.

Shoe goo is a good adhesive, used it a few times.

I keep a Milwaukee fuel 1400 ft/lb one behind the seat of my truck. I ran into some really rusted lug nuts on our camper one time with a flat on the side of the road. It took forever to change the flat, after that is when I bought the battery powered impact. I don't use it much, but it is...

Matching paint, you blend into the next panel, the door in this case, then clear both the extended cab and the door.

Blair makes a good product, I finally bought a set last year and they work good. I will also take a grinder to the top panel sometimes if it is not going to be re-used. Also other times I will drill a small pilot with a 1/8 bit and follow with a 1/4 inch bit just thru the top layer of metal...

Holbert 140 is a great little welder for the money. The day I bought mine, I also bought the gas bottle $135 from the local welding shop. And put on the larger diameter spool of ER70 .030" wire, the larger spool will not jump like the small spools do.