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Like Kevin says "I'll just leave this here" I vote "D" . seems to have more motion than C I'd like to see the last of those with both ears showing full on though

I've got one for ya Google is a dangerous thing on a boring Friday afternoon

when do you start looking for the tar?

is this a trick Dave? they're both the same picture....and it's not running or howling in either :)

Not to hinder your attempts to clean up, but here is some food for thought... http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php?48232-Stay-from-those-old-compressor&highlight=compressor+explode

I ran 10ga wire to the back passenger corner of the bed of my truck and installed a 12v Port back there. I store the fridge in the garage and only put it in when needed (partly because it's more exposed to theft in the back of a pickup). Also, I never tie it down. Between the rubber feet on...

I haven't noticed mine fluctuating quite that much, but it does some. Mine also need to be set lower than you would think

I'll play.. I built a cargo platform for the back of my travel trailer. Stout enough to hold my generator. Fortunately, Jayco was nice enough to provide attachment point welded to the I-beam frame. Most likely they would prefer I buy their platform, but at $774 plus tax plus shipping from...

Given the current weather, I'm leaving the sprayer at home.

Kurt, What time do you want me up there tomorrow?

Anybody using the square for your credit card transactions? You might want to rethink that http://dailysignal.com/2014/09/25/gun-shop-owners-longer-hip-square/

Kurt, The stain needs to be shaken/stirred/mixed before use. That's easiest to do in the sealed can in a paint shaker. Do you have that stain yet? I have a stirrer and a drill to run it but it's a little short for a 5 gal bucket if that's what NFS is providing. Also, are they going to provide...

you call that a jump? try this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCfgx_krIo0

awesome... I think for things like office buildings it's more about giving the ccupants time to get out.

So what does everyone think of them? I've just put it on the portaband, but I'm impressed so far.

Kurt, sounds like you rebuilt using the existing steel framing. Were there any structural concerns after the fire? I know that the asbestos looking flocked stuff on structural steel is to protect it from the heat and maintain structure. Maybe if it doesn't fall, mild steel is OK after a fire.

that'll be the best... I'm good to get a full size pickup up there, right?

Kurt, I'm in. I'll bring my sprayer and generator. With my sprayer, that fence should be no more than a 4 hr job for one person (at max delivery it can spray a gallon in 3 min), or I can stay away and let the 20 have some fun :). I'll also offer a weed eater to clear the grass and stuff from...

Don't do it Dave... think of the combined smell :eek2:

This seem overly complicated. I'd drill a 3/4" hole in the floor with a slight tilt away from the door, drop a piece of 5/8 rebar or other solid stock (3/4 if the hole allows), drop your shackle over it so it lays on the floor, winch the truck in and call it a day. If you fold over 5/8" rod...