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its great for starting to weld but you will soon find you don't like it, doesn't weld nearly as good as a gas welder and has way more splatter then one, however you can use a flux welder anywhere outside; gas you can't

as a mechanic I've worked with both, the 4 poster is nice, but you have less acess to some areas of the vehicle, I personally prefer the 2 post if the hoist is going to fail both will fail badly, the 4 post still has the ability to land a car on its side if the locks fail on one side that...

$4500 installed here, can't get a propane tank and the gear to burn it around here for that, then your all the time buying propane, here in canada thats expensive as old heck

I bought a random orbital one from walmart a few years ago for $28 at Christmas time it works great; and 2 summers of service what more could you ask for! came with the polishing and applying pads and instructions too if you need them

any lift you buy has to be approved anyway, though some brands are a little better

around my area fujitsu heat pumps are the way to go, there a split duct heat pump that can heat to -26C (-14F) before electric heat is needed

A 220 heater will heat quicker while drawing less amps, this is why anything using heating is 220; such as electric dryer or stove plug a 1500W 110 heater in and watch your meter and then do the same with a 220 1500W heater

I think I'd be more inclined to use Pex as well, PVC is brittle

if you look in your breaker pannel thats all 220 is anyway, 2 breakers combining 110V

I believe you also need a magnetic starter switch, if not the compressor will drag everything in the house down when it starts

holy crap, for $2K I could buy a used 2 post normal hoist, for $2700 I could buy a brand new one

rubber eraser for drill removes strips without harming paint, quickly too

well there is such thing as too big, both size and voltage; a quick look through the local classified site shows ones that are 600 volt 3 stage, and are 100 gallon, thats oversized and not needed for 99.9% of people

minimum 10 gallon and 2 cylinder. belt drive is best you can pick up nice ones used for about $150 and probably bigger then you need as well

10w30, after all its only a piston engine at heart

in that case its the cat's ***, especially the battery powered ones

airless painters aren't made for automotive painting, they don't have enough pressure to make paint look flat and you'll end up with more orange peel then a tropicana orange juice factory

stick any autmotive paint on it you like and call it good

I assume thats 2 metal tanks? you may wanna check with your local law pretty sure thats not legal since the waste could end up outside the barrels! why not spring for a fiberglass tank? there half the price of cement and legal!

napa sells the 3/8's ones, not sure the brand but mine is 3 years old and still works good

I see the winter beater in the back ground... 2002 Neon with the typical rust belt hood rust.:love5: I have a few (4) myself

if its just one of the small kits (same size as camping propane cylinders) its likely you won't get anthing thicker then sheet metal hot enough to steel weld, although it would work wonderful for brazing. The two rods can be distinguished by the usually green coating on the brazing rods the...

like these guys did, with street lights! http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ns/news-nouvelles/releases-communiques/Aug1811_143055-eng.htm