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bought a pair like these without knowing they want to drill holes and put pins into the tailgate to hold them. instead, I used tool box liner folded around the gate. moving a running snowblower this way was easy and nothing slipped...

not involved or making any money on posting this,just,WOW! Look at the size of some of these tools! Industrial Equipment Liquidators | Perfection Industrial

Maybe,just maybe,I'll actually get around to doing something...seeing as how I've only been here 20 years.Geez! Where does time go? The garage has trusses and I'd like to use rock wool insulation.Yes,I know i can Google it but I'd prefer ideas from people that have done this themselves. There is...

A friend recommended doing this next time I rebuild a carb. And since most I have have been sitting 20 plus years it seems reasonable. Might also help with the one snowblower carb that has a rusty fuel bowl. Anyway, what brand and size do you have? What cleaning solution do you use? Do you like...

I'd prefer to do this outside but I know I won't get done in a day and before I can get back to it the rain will start. Soo, I've cleaned a spot in the garage(barely) to squeeze in and change the shackles and mounts on the Ranger. Planning to use a die grinder with carbide bit for the rivets and...

I had made this for my wife for the Christmas decorations. Figured she could roll it to the bottom of the stairs and wouldn't have so far to carry everything. (yes,I COULD help but don't like decorating). She hasn't used it yet so I reclaimed it for the seasonal daily driver tires. If I'm really...

really, I needed to move the shelving unit and it's easier to roll on a furniture dolly than drag along the floor. as I'm looking at it, the idea hits me that maybe I'll just leave it like this. it would work great on a garage with a smooth floor, not for super heavy stuff though. the lips of...

anybody have a model they like, don't like, a good place to get one? new project so a new tool is needed... Thanks! Bob

been looking at HTP's mig,tig and stick welder. the smaller versions do not seem to be as efficient as the larger one.so who has one they use and really like?off the top of my head,1/8" would be the thickest I'd be using but it never hurts to have a little more amperage in reserve...at least...