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Everyone watching the new season of Powerblock on SpikeTV Today??
I can't believe they have Courtney from Overhaulin as the show host.
That guy on MuscleCar TV....didn't really like him.
I can't believe they have Courtney from Overhaulin as the show host.
That guy on MuscleCar TV....didn't really like him.
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Originally Posted by CrAz3D
I was about to say...I know I've seen this Trucks episode at least 3 times.
Although, I wouldn't mind adding flame throwers to my truck
Although, I wouldn't mind adding flame throwers to my truck
One day I'm going to do that. 
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Hey seen the flamethrower episode too. I was thinking, couldn't you run propane gas into your exhaust after the converter and have a spark plug ignite that? At least you would trash your engine! But could blow your exhaust all to hell!
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yea, i liked them flamethrowers, but most of all i'm seriously looking into one of those portable lifts 
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Originally Posted by PonyF150
yea, i liked them flamethrowers, but most of all i'm seriously looking into one of those portable lifts
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Originally Posted by Peacemaker
Yeah that was cool. $3500 ain't bad for something like that. They said it could lift 6000 lbs.
I spent the last couple years building my dream garage and saving for my 2 post lift.That's the reason I'm still driving a 9 year old truck w/156k miles. :o
Now I can start saving for my new truck.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Peacemaker
Yeah that was cool. $3500 ain't bad for something like that. They said it could lift 6000 lbs.
That maybe my second major purchase when I build my shop.
But that thing is huge, where would I store it? It's going to take up a lot of shop space.
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If anyone is interested in a reasonably priced 6000 lb. scissor lift.A guy over on the Grand National messageboard bought the one in the link below.It works good for GN which weighs around 36-3700 lbs.I don't know if it would work good for a big truck.I don't know if there is a big difference in quality between this scissor lift and the one that they showed on Trucks because I was on the computer and not paying much attention to the tv.If anyone is looking for one it may be worth checking out.I pull the trannys on the Buicks too often 
so that's why I needed a 2 post lift.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91315
so that's why I needed a 2 post lift. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91315