Posted by Fred Werring on October 29, 2020 at 18:52:54 from (136.2.16.180):
In Reply to: Reading the dipstick posted by RedMF40 on October 28, 2020 at 19:03:35:
You're welcome. The oil drain dolly is nothing fancy, but has worked well for me
Been my experience the only time I get a deal at an auction is when I'm not really looking for anything, but I see something I can use going cheap. That's how I got my lift...went to a consignment sale just to have coffee with some friends, they had 3 lifts there...was told they came out of a Sears service center. 9000 lb capacity, one of the best $900 I ever spent. My days of laying under cars working on them are over. Too hard to get up off the ground it seems.
If I go looking at a specific item, it seems to go for new money or better...as you're finding out.
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