How Am I Going to Fit This in My Shop? 

I used to work for company that rented anything and everything pneumatic. I remember tearing down all kinds of tools to replace seals and repaint.

@@rainman7992 Yep, I had Pasload factory training, we did all the rebuilds for the pneumatic guns and all the nails came to our warehouse and we shipped all over the country. Also Ingersol Rand factory training to rebuild / service all pneumatics and compressors. Abrasive blasting. Chipping hammer and jackhammer bits. Factory training for Bosch electric’s, Milwaukee, Porter Cable, Makita, Stihl, and probably a few I forgot. All kinds of training on Diamond cutting blades. Couple of pressure washer brands. 4-5 brands of manlifts. Wisconsin Robin, Honda power. 3-4 brands of forklifts. Case. Ditch Witch. Bobcat. Serviced all our pickups, rollbacks, our Peterbuilt. Never a dull moment, service, repair, power washing. Writing rental contracts, answering phone, deliveries, you did it all. Loved every minute of it.

@MerlinsOldSchoolGarage.. merlin how do I claim this?! Thanks bro

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Probably because they rust out so quickly and the auto wrecking business in the east is all run like a mafia deal, only the right people can get into the business because it is cornered for the most part.

@@alfredocarpaneto5976 About 25 years ago, the states started taxing the yards on titled vehicles. They send an agent out with serialized stickers and tie them to the vehicle VIN. It’s a tax thing. Once the title gets returned to DMV, the yard gets $10-15 per title turned in. Can’t speak for NY, NJ, but anyone (business can purchase from insurance auctions) and with the right property zoning open a yard. The EPA highly regulates them, refrigerants, oils and fuel.

@@gungadinn Government is the biggest mafia organization to ever exist. What a shakedown scam.

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