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A) Did the counter girl know what a compression tester is? B) Did she see a picture of it so she could identify it by sight. These are the kinda questions I think about in todays auto parts stores. ;)

I am a card carrying member of the “buy tools for single use” club. I think you’re being completely reasonable and sane.

I had the same concerns about the tail hanging off the rear uncovered, and it’s why I went 18’.

I’ve had a Parker Performance, 18’ steel deck dovetail trailer since 1999. Paid $1900 2x 3500# axles, brakes on one axle. The trailer itself weighs just over 2000#. Assuming the right tires, I could put a 5000# car on it. I’ve had my ‘65 Ford Galaxie wagon on it and it fits just right, and...

...looks like 1 each Trojan will fit...

Congratulations on your lift! Man I wish I had one. My ceiling isn’t high enough for a traditional lift, so when the funds are there, I’m doing this one, but no bones about it, your full lift is better...

Wow, nice work!

I’ve been looking at buying one, the portable feature would work great for me.

Dude, totally awesome garage build!

Fixed it for ya. And "Yes".

+1. The Snap On screw drivers are "relieved" on the right places to enhance grip and are precision ground. My tool box is almost 100% older USA Craftsman...except for the screwdrivers. They are all Snap On.

I have garage envy...nice shop.

Mineral/petrol based. Everything else just plain sucks.

I have yet to find ANY enviro friendly ANYTHING automotive that is worth a sh*t. Fortunately, I don't live in Cali, so I can buy stuff that works. I know right where to buy the old high VOC brake cleaner, etc. How does it help the environment if I have to use 3 cans of the "crap" vs using a...

+2 I also plumbed mine with an oil filter after the pump. Works like a champ.