Rustyiron
Super Member
I finally put in a lift
Just changed my oil on my feet making me wonder why it took so long. Previously I argued (with myself) that I'm not really a wrench turner like back when I was as a kid struggling to keep whatever piece of chit I had running. Mostly just maintenance and my fluid film ritual. The other side of my argument was that I'd be walking AROUND the lift more than working under it and didn't want to give up the shop space. Well I fell into a used 9k Rotary for $1000, add $650 for the lift business to install it and "check it over"
I'm pretty happy that;
1. I have good pictures of my radiant tubing in the slab before pouring.
2 we didn't hit the tubes
3 not getting up and down on a creeper
Just changed my oil on my feet making me wonder why it took so long. Previously I argued (with myself) that I'm not really a wrench turner like back when I was as a kid struggling to keep whatever piece of chit I had running. Mostly just maintenance and my fluid film ritual. The other side of my argument was that I'd be walking AROUND the lift more than working under it and didn't want to give up the shop space. Well I fell into a used 9k Rotary for $1000, add $650 for the lift business to install it and "check it over"
I'm pretty happy that;
1. I have good pictures of my radiant tubing in the slab before pouring.
2 we didn't hit the tubes
3 not getting up and down on a creeper