shop setup
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From: Chico, CA
Year: 1986
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.3L with headers and full 3" exhaust system
Nice shop. I like the hoist, too bad I only have 10' ceilings.
I currently have a 24' X 40' shop. Looking in from the main door it looks like this.
Starting at the right along the wall it looks like this.
You will recognize three pairs of XJ front coils on the rack. there is a buzz box welder with 50' leads to the right of the torch. Those ARB boxes have lockers in them waiting for an axel. The thing in the center is a sheet metal brake with a band saw behind it.
Continuing down the right side is a parts washer, motorized hydraulic press, drill press with cherry picker and engine stand partially hidden. Also is my next rear end for my XJ and my M422A1 Mighty Mite also known as Project Hum Wee since it looks kind of like a miniature Hummer.
looking down the right side past the second large door is the air compressor, my too small roll away lots of straps and clamps used in fabbing and my 250 amp MIG that I can set up for mild steel, stainless and aluminum.
I currently have a 24' X 40' shop. Looking in from the main door it looks like this.
Starting at the right along the wall it looks like this.
You will recognize three pairs of XJ front coils on the rack. there is a buzz box welder with 50' leads to the right of the torch. Those ARB boxes have lockers in them waiting for an axel. The thing in the center is a sheet metal brake with a band saw behind it.
Continuing down the right side is a parts washer, motorized hydraulic press, drill press with cherry picker and engine stand partially hidden. Also is my next rear end for my XJ and my M422A1 Mighty Mite also known as Project Hum Wee since it looks kind of like a miniature Hummer.
looking down the right side past the second large door is the air compressor, my too small roll away lots of straps and clamps used in fabbing and my 250 amp MIG that I can set up for mild steel, stainless and aluminum.
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 upgraded
here is the one at my house where i do most of my non major fab work:
otherwise i do all of my major fab work at a family friends motorcycle shop in town. i have my own little area in the shop =]
altho since i can no longer fit in the garage with out taking my rack off i have been moved outside to the RV parking/4th driveway
otherwise i do all of my major fab work at a family friends motorcycle shop in town. i have my own little area in the shop =]
altho since i can no longer fit in the garage with out taking my rack off i have been moved outside to the RV parking/4th driveway
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From: Hollidaysburg, PA
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 lt. 242 cu.in.
Nice shop. I like the hoist, too bad I only have 10' ceilings.
I currently have a 24' X 40' shop. Looking in from the main door it looks like this.
Starting at the right along the wall it looks like this.
You will recognize three pairs of XJ front coils on the rack. there is a buzz box welder with 50' leads to the right of the torch. Those ARB boxes have lockers in them waiting for an axel. The thing in the center is a sheet metal brake with a band saw behind it.
Continuing down the right side is a parts washer, motorized hydraulic press, drill press with cherry picker and engine stand partially hidden. Also is my next rear end for my XJ and my M422A1 Mighty Mite also known as Project Hum Wee since it looks kind of like a miniature Hummer.
looking down the right side past the second large door is the air compressor, my too small roll away lots of straps and clamps used in fabbing and my 250 amp MIG that I can set up for mild steel, stainless and aluminum.
I currently have a 24' X 40' shop. Looking in from the main door it looks like this.
Starting at the right along the wall it looks like this.
You will recognize three pairs of XJ front coils on the rack. there is a buzz box welder with 50' leads to the right of the torch. Those ARB boxes have lockers in them waiting for an axel. The thing in the center is a sheet metal brake with a band saw behind it.
Continuing down the right side is a parts washer, motorized hydraulic press, drill press with cherry picker and engine stand partially hidden. Also is my next rear end for my XJ and my M422A1 Mighty Mite also known as Project Hum Wee since it looks kind of like a miniature Hummer.
looking down the right side past the second large door is the air compressor, my too small roll away lots of straps and clamps used in fabbing and my 250 amp MIG that I can set up for mild steel, stainless and aluminum.
info on that is mandatory.
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 upgraded
Its not an FJ its a mighty mite
here is the thread:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f53/pr...hum-wee-27359/
here is the thread:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f53/pr...hum-wee-27359/
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From: Chico, CA
Year: 1986
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.3L with headers and full 3" exhaust system
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From: Redlands, CA
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
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Very nice shops everyone. You're making me drool. I'm getting my 2 car garage next month so now all I need is tools and money and time and skill!
Very nice shops everyone. You're making me drool. I'm getting my 2 car garage next month so now all I need is tools and money and time and skill!
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Model: Cherokee
I worked for a Gov. contractor in Mich. building and installing the HVAC systems in an APC.
One of our vehicles was used in one of the Robocop movies.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/us_ar...a_sheet_d.html
One of our vehicles was used in one of the Robocop movies.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/us_ar...a_sheet_d.html
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Model: Cherokee
I am glad I dont have pictures of any of our garages because I would be embarrased to post them, just enough room to walk.....sometimes. I have just started cleaning out a 3 car and a pole barn to make a shop and storage area and found a couple things tonight I had forgotten all about. I also had two brand new 36 inch Super Swamper's on some Jeep wheel's.