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Outstanding job on bringing that paint back to life. Those grey parts are a "night and day difference". Looks great!

Looks great man! Love that tall door. What sizes are those doors?

Great minds think alike! (y)

I too thought that "gauge wheels" would be a "no brainer", however if memory serves me, it was about a 50/50 split when people responded to the last thread where I remember reading about them. They are "stupid expensive" as well. I don't normally "bitch" about the price of things, (except for...

Thanks, I appreciate the offer.

Now she fits low enough not to hit. Well bring down that "Fat Lady" and have her warm up, cause she's about to sing............ now all thats left is to "give it a whirl" Here it is, in all it's "splendor and glory".........and it works great!!!!! The "safety stops" work great and I...

As I am 'patting myself on the back" for figuring out what I believe to be the solution for the "L bracket mystery", it hits me like a sack of hammers. This "safety stop" looks suspiciously like the same "bolt pattern" of that rectangular piece. Hmmmm......... Well I decide it's time to...

Well, my never ending "List", keeps growing, it's approaching 240,000 things ( :D) but when I got home yesterday, I opened a package from @Lil Foot. My "power feed" has arrived!!!!!!!!! WHOOOOO........HOOOOOO!!!!!!!! Now, my plan was to put it aside and go do some household...

+1 I am a novice as well, and one time I decided to "shake things up a bit" I put those rippers down, and holy crap!!!! Now my driveway is chocked full of 2 to 3 inch "ankle breakers" that the rippers brought to the surface. Putting those rippers down was a mistake for me. I now only use...

If you put a series of triangular slices in the bar, then bent it and then welded the slices together, then ground the welds flush, it might be easier than trying to bed it "whole". Depends on how bad you want the "rounded look" I suppose, and what type of tooling you have. Lots of really...

I didn't realize this until after I bought it, but that is so true. :D (y) Great job though, looks nice and the rounded corners would definitely give it a "factory look". I think the width looks just about right though. If you make it "skinnier" , wouldn't that allow for more rotation in...

Looks good, and a great way to "repurpose" an old tank. Nice job!

Yes, all the time. No problem at all. I drive an 06 Ram 2500 with the Cummins, extended cab, with a 108 gallon fuel tank (38 from factory+70 in the bed). The only problem I have run into was length of the vehicle, but thats a "shop problem", not a "hoist problem. My SIL has a full...

+1 on this. It also has the benefit of keeping dirt out of the connections.

Yea, my 10K has safely put up anything I have ever needed it to, but the extra "beefy'ness" would be nice.

Sounds like a perfect floor for adding a 15k Mohawk hoist! (y)

Nice job. Those 3d printers can come in pretty handy. I have not used ABS yet though. Only the PETG. I'm gonna have to start experimenting with other "flavors" one day.

Damn it man! I also need another project like I need another hole in my head........However it appears that you have the one I need for my Chi-Com mill. I'll take it. I will send PM

Good idea using a valve to be able to stop the flow. If they don't make one with the correct size, maybe order a factory plug, then drill and tap it to accept the Fumoto? Sorry I can't answer your question though.

Yes sir, I can accept being wrong. (It happened once before ;) ) However, even Wagner realizes, and acknowledges that in real life, shops do not have the time to actually do it. The part in red is my point I suppose. That procedure, to me at least, is basically a "test drive", and I fully...