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$1100 for springs and install. My door is 14x12. I installed 12 of my doors myself. I just could not find the right springs for the door the contractor installed when shop was built. They had to weigh the door to get the right ones, plus they replaced the shaft, and a few other pieces.

You can find a local distributor that stocks lifts. Most will deliver or load on your trailer. When I bought mine the distributor delivered to my shop.

I have a Mac with advance, bought from the one and only Toolman Mike.

Tool bag. I do carry a test light and volt meter. I also have some primary wire and enough stuff to build a plug wire.

I use all Milwaukee, I have the mid torque 1/2 inch and the high torque 1/2. Some jobs require more torque

I have a used 4 post alignment lift.

Always try to be the subject of the safety meeting.

I sure wouldn’t park under a lift that only has $800 of steel

I own one of these for smaller jobs. I like it but you have to practice, because it will put out a ton of paint. TrueCoat 360 Variable Speed Handheld Airless Paint Sprayer

I have a Challenger 10k. It is a great lift, I work closely with the local distributor. Rotary makes a good lift but not any better then the Challenger. If you want the very best, Mohawk is the best there is. I see 30 year old Mohawk lifts bring $3500 all day long.

These are really bright

That screwdriver is shot.

Induction Heater Tool | Mini-Ductor II | Induction Innovations I bought one of these and they work great

The original owner passed the payments down to his children.

With the price of caulk now, those ideas may be worth the time

It’s really funny, sometimes I forget to use it.

My Pops also called them an end grinder

Yup I have had it quite awhile

Viper chair

This is a pretty good tool