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Not sure this "EXACT" style has been around that long but yes several different ones have been out there for a long time

blast cabinets take tons of constant air get a screw compressor but they are way out of most every bodies budget especially mine good luck

I had several tires mounted to wheels local recycle place has a tire disposal deal for $1 each a few times a year so I bought this just to dismount tires used my large demolition bar never did any mounting

maybe this could turn into a shop wall art thread sounds good to me

not as big as one would like but works out pretty good for me 28 x 42

That's my understanding and I have an uncle in Lakeside Ca that took him over a year in red tape to build granny house on his property

Thanks just redid the inside over the winter after 67 years of hard work I thought I would make into my well deserved hangout

not a very good picture but dug out model cars that's been boxed up for 15+ years

When the Drill Doctor came out years ago I worked for a large industrial supply company and I think they got more back than they sold hope they got better

drilling is an acquired skill knowing speed - pressure - use of cutting fluid - how to sharpen - unless you know this no matter how much is spent the bit will burn up quickly I personally like the 135 degree coated high speed steel bits

google aircraft creeper or look at EZ Creeper

considering something like this https://www.aerocreeper.com/product-page/aero-creeper

Considering my ceiling is only 8 feet the answer is yes still playing with it to get comfortable put my 4 door valiant on it and it raised to the max that the lift would go still had a couple of inches between the roof and ceiling 46" from k member to floor so for what I want it for the answer...

we cut out a section and poured 5000 psi cement 6" thick had trouble with a couple of the supplied wej-it drop in anchors so I drilled them out and used epoxy anchors

Nope rated for 6K pounds all two post lift anchor to the floor if they have a upper cross bar it's just to run hoses - cables - whatever `

Both it's a Maxjax

I will be mounting the pump to a wall and running hydraulic lines over head probably above the drywall

Like most things I do and probably others doing one thing leads into a major make over and/or job. Decided I needed something to help out the old man and ending up redoing the entire garage/shop in process of putting things back used LED lights and love them

Having a senior moment but I think something will be kind of up my alley I check this out

As always with me one thing leads to another decided in my advanced age to bet a Maxjax lift well that turned into a complete makeover inside my garage and boy does it need it while pecking around I ran across a RR crossing bell which is to far away got to thinking that since my last name is...

Natural gas found output formula square footage x 60 wich puts me at 57,600 so I'll go with the 80000 which is output and Menards has it on sale for $400

natural gas

yes I have very good site thinking out loud

In the process of doing a much needed makeover inside my shop/garage and I'm looking at the Mr Heater Big Max unit (ceiling mount) heater I have fairly good insulation and it's 24X40 with 8 foot ceiling any experience with these or suggestions

after looking at every possible solution that I could think of and considering my limitations and needs I just ordered the Jaxmax from Jegs they had it on sale plus another $100 off the one that really impressed me for a low ceiling was the Bendpak mid rise flush mount scissor

after looking at every possible solution that I could think of and considering my limitations and needs I just ordered the Jaxmax from Jegs they had it on sale plus another $100 off

yes I was just studding that yesterday and I think it will be doable I have a 18 wide 24 long section in the back walled off for winter work been considering installing a garage door for this area anyway I would be able to beam it for support and gain 2- 3 feet of raised boxed in area

Thanks for the feedback I have looked at these before and I may go back to the drawing board and consider my options

Well put thanks