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http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/tls/1490916505.html and this http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=170396115788 add forks on it and Ill bet you are money ahead as well as being able to do a lot more stuff. Outside of a production facility and without lottery winnings I don't see a bridge crane as a good investment.

Quote: Originally Posted by some zilch they had that one at my old job in the welding shop...rediculously powerful, i could lean my fat 280lb ass right into it...... wow, easy 'lil fella..... this crane.... http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=7620 2 ton, non-folding. i have used it extensivly for the last 4 years or so, but for some reason, the front casters just gave up the fight one day thanks "fat ass" i...

Quote: Originally Posted by Flatline's Up! Don't have a suggestion for kneepads, but I do possibly have a job offer once you get some.... (had to be done) every single pad I've tried has had a lousy strap system that ended up cutting into the back of my leg if I made them tight enough to hold. Think next go around, I'm going to look for shin/knee combo and see if that will help w/the strapping issue Same problems I had...

Quote: Originally Posted by mj http://www.ingersollrandproducts.com...px-am_en-32895 dont see a max vs non-max listed Which, based upon a manufacturer website, suggests they have disconn'd the 2135ti. Doesn't mean there's not thousands of NIB 2135ti's in warehouses, and retailers have gotta do something w them. A web search for just the 2135ti brings up lots of hits. Here's one example, note at least Amazon is honest...

Do you have anything that will expand 1.5" x .083 wall round tubing so that it will sleeve over itself?

Quote: Originally Posted by 854X4 I just thought I would share my new invention. Lemme go find a cookie for you. I have used similar devices in HAZWOPER training since the late 80s.

I am going to tear in to it tonight and do some measuring and see what size the pulleys are. I will need close to a nine inch pulley for the pump or the motor? not sure need to look at it and get it straight in my mind I wish i could find a good deal like that on a 10 horse motor or a 7.5. But the 5hp around here is cheapest. The bad part of living in a small town is i have one place for a motor. So i will have to order it and pay shipping i...

Quote: Originally Posted by BAILEIGH INC. .....just don't try packing tube with sand. But this dude on some forum told me I could use a Harbor Freight pipe bender if I packed the tube with sand and taped the ends. Sorry, I couldn't resist. I've heard that too many times.

I managed to get almost all the slop out of the bender and my buddy made me a POB to be sure my bends are on plane. I would have made it myself but I"m in the middle of something. Just to let those who may be interested know, the engineer from protools never responded to my email about the slop in my bender. I guess once you buy it your on your own or that particular guy dropped the ball.

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