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The CFM you needs depends somewhat upon the tip size of your blasting nozzle. I run a TP Tools blast cabinet with a 21CFM compressor and it keeps up without issue. I have to stop more often because I'm using older media and the vacuum cannot suck the dust out fast enough. If you are doing...

I agree with Dad, this particular supplier is not making a Lead acid battery. Using the proper tender sparingly will make them last even longer. Worth the money if you can get him to make one for you.

Pretty sure the supplier is Jim's Battery Mfg. who took over for Antique Auto Battery several years ago. I bought a Ford battery directly from him back in 2021 and at that time it seemed like the business was standing on a banana peel.

Smittybilt 9.5k with detachable plate from Speedway. Same price as HF Badlander. OE on some trailers. It's heavy but works great.

I had one break about 3 months ago. Yeah, they are easy to replace but I wouldn't do it without the knowledge and correct tools for winding the springs. Local company replaced both on the door for $200 installed, well worth not loosing a few limbs trying to wind the springs myself. They have...

There are manuals online that provide you exploded views and parts breakdowns. I would start with the unloader valves. Take a look at this manual and you'll feel quite a bit better about tackling the job. http://engineservicesupply.com/contentonly.aspx?file=pdf/216L%20PARTS%20BOOK.pdf Or...

I've got a Curtis and Toledo Tool (Curtis local brand) and they are great. You want greatest CFM you can afford. You probably need at least 20 to sandblast effectively.

I assume you are not referencing the air bumper jacks? We have several air over hydraulic jacks, in both floor and bottle style. Happy with all, work great and they do save some effort. They both sit a bit higher than a regular floor jack so if you are trying to get under low things you may...