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Joe I have three auto shade welding helmets here at the shop. They all have there place and all have been great to use. One thing I have found with some of the older ones is that condensation can cause them to flick in and out once in awhile. My shop is full of florescent lights but I personally...

Wow! This is a project that turned out great. I would consider it second to none. Goes to show. If you put the time, talent and money into something it can turn out spectacular like this project turned out. Tip my lid to you sir. Outstanding. Pat yourself on the back. You deserve it :D

I know what your saying and it's basically the same around here. Our home is located in a mixed zoning. It's part commerical and residential. Before I could operate a business here I had to apply for a permit and considering I had a reputation as a clean freak I had no problem getting the...

Thanks Scott. We all do things we are good at. I just need to figure out what I'm good at next :D These site have talent all over the place with you included. I've learned a long time ago one should never feel he is better than anyone else because there's always someone waiting to show you...

When I'm not in the shop you'll find me around the local area trying to keep things together for our customers.

Eric our main shop is right behind our home. It consists of a two bar garage with all the modern tools we need to operate the business. Each bay has it's own above ground two post hoist. Each door is automatic and will open with the touch of a button. One of the bays has it own heavy duty...

The thread is sure doing well on here. Feels good don't it. When I'm restoring motorcycles for our collection I'll always start a thread over on the honda305.com site and when I did my "65 Honda Dream I never ever thought it would get up to just about 61,000 hits and a 171 replies and still...

Scott, Scott, Scott. How in the heck did I miss this post? Obviously I'm not paying enough attention here.:o Wow, Wow and double Wow! That is some very fine work my friend. It's so good in fact that I would not have a problem letting you do an electrical work for me. That installation is one of...

Yes in this case it was a mess because I couldn't move the forklift from the area. The wheels were off. No electrical on the machine and no hydraulics. It did however work out to my advantage because I was able to recover the sand because it was easy to sweep up from the pavement and reuse it...

Thanks Rust. When it comes to safety how someone can compromise with ones health is beyond me so the right tools for the right job is critical. For my first coat on the forklift I use epoxy primer then followed by a high build primer then paint. With the bike restorations I just use a good...

I've done plenty of sandblasting over the years due to my restoration and repair work. I've also designed my own blasters and one of them was featured in the Welding,Design and Fabrication magazine out of Cleveland. I will tell you that the number one thing to consider here is safety. Make sure...

I've been closer to them than in that image. I've been that close to them as they walked down the side of the road I could roll down my window and touch them. I've also looked out my window and seen two or three of them on my lawn. I've seen them hit on the road and have there hind ends broken...

Scott my friend if that's you in the pic it's time to get an attitude adjustment

I knew she was brave when she said "I Do" Gett'en her in the bucket was a bonus ;)

Nice post with a bit of fun added to it. This is what it's all about sir :cool:

And always will be :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYoTJItSPt0

I don't know Scott if you should use it. Look at what happened when I tried it on my GoldWing. The small one is the actual size one. When I mixed up the stuff I had a bad batch and now the biggest GoldWing is parked at a local airplane hanger at the local airport :eek: Get it wrong with your...

I think it's got attitude :D I need just enough room for the mother in law to climb on and all my problems are solved :D

Well she had a choice. She could either operate the tractor ( in the back of my mind I was saying "please dear God don't let her say yes to that") or get in the bucket and she chose the bucket. I was OK with that :D I did tell her not to get any footy prints inside my bucket :mad:

boys I'll have to let you all in on a little secret of mine. If you want to have your tractors stand out a little bit you'll have to mix up a additive that I use and dump in the fuel tank. I just poured some in my little scooter but I think I added to much :eek: