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Take 16 minutes and watch the video on post 9. He tells you exactly what you need to know.

That is true. Old door professional said wipe them down once a year with an oily rag. Reduces coil bind and makes the spring last twice as long.

Thats on the extension style spring. Poster has the torsion style.

Read the instructions. Very simple. Each door spring has its own unique adjustment dependent on spring, travel distance, and door weight. I installed all my own doors and many others for friends. Common sense applies. If you have doubts hire a pro.

I have all Dewalt. They have been great. Milwaukee make great tools. I have several 120v and they are flawless. Only reason sticking with Dewalt is that I have many batteries. Shame all tools cant share the same battery.

You get an A for effort. However there is no way this test will work on a rotating engine. The smoke will take the least path of resistance. With the intake being an open plenum there are two many valves open. The smoke is going to take the easiest way out the exhaust. No matter where the engine...

Sorry to tell you this but that test will not work. All the intake valves would have to be closed.

Those days are gone. About double those prices.

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Is there oil coming out of the hoses?

Seems like the hoses are releasing the oil. Might be something in the materials or process they are made with. Put some dye in the compressor oil and see what happens.

If it makes you feel better I can tell you where I would put them.

They were not a Mopar special tool that the dealers had to buy. Those were a kit that the company Bear alignment company offered. They were a pain and a waste of time.

You most likely can put them at the peak. There are so many different drops and width. As long as the blades do not hit the ceiling you should be good. In my shop it makes such a difference that I know right away when one set might be off by accident.

I keep forgetting what I have done. I also have 4 ceiling fans wired in on two separate controllers. They really move the air around and in my opinion make it fore efficient both heat and cooling wise. My shop is 36 x 42 12 foot walls with a 10 x 12 office. All with textured finished drywall.

I also wired in 3 separate 220 volt welder outlets and a separate 220 volt compressor feed. You might also consider wiring in a feed for heat and A/C.

You cant go wrong with batt insulation and proper venting. Thats what I did. r-40 in the ceiling with proper vents. r-19 in the 2 x 6 walls. Cool in the summer and easy to heat in the winter. I am not against foam as it does seal all drafts when done properly. You have to have all wall and...

True. I wanted a good look and quality lighting. I find it best to spend it once even if it may be more. For what its worth my 36 x 42 shop has 11 8 foot commercial fixtures and quality Sylvania florescent 8 foot tubes. I did this in 2000 and have only replaced 1 tube in 23 years. Here is...

Those would be my last choice. LED tubes all the way.