is this whacky or what? -car tilter
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I saw that as well. In some of the ads they use a Mercedes. I've considered it but I'm worried about whether my vehicle is "structurally sound." I've got a few rust issues I'm working on.
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Originally Posted by JHowell37
I saw that as well. In some of the ads they use a Mercedes. I've considered it but I'm worried about whether my vehicle is "structurally sound." I've got a few rust issues I'm working on.
cuz that would buff out...lol
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but i was worried about gas and all sorts of liquids in the car
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Those are somewhat popular in europe, but mostly for bodywork. Remember only one wheel are free to be worked on, so for suspension work it is somewhat restricting. But as I said, for welding it is very nice.
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Originally Posted by Nicole
That one is overkill - way overpriced.
Here is the economic way to go:
Here is the economic way to go:
thank's nicole , that was very entertaining
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Originally Posted by Nicole
That one is overkill - way overpriced.
Here is the economic way to go:
Here is the economic way to go:
And safer too. Check out this contraption.
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Originally Posted by Sterling
looks like a darwin device.... if you are stupid enough to get under it then you don't deserve to be here.
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hmmm comes to think about it... the majority of the weight ought to be on the tires,still
would be funny to find out how much weight actually is on those toothpicks
would be funny to find out how much weight actually is on those toothpicks
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Just a word of advice, remove all fluids before you start tilting your car to the 90 degree mark.
BTW, Eastwood carries quality stuff.
Not sure if anyone noticed, but the green truck pic, there is a welding machine and it appears that he is working on or around the gas tank.
NICE!!!
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BTW, Eastwood carries quality stuff.
Not sure if anyone noticed, but the green truck pic, there is a welding machine and it appears that he is working on or around the gas tank.
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