Can you just add it full strength to the resevoir if below the "L" line?
522893
No, it won't mix properly. Distilled water is available at drug stores in the US. You will still have to mix it before adding it. I use an empty bottle from rubbing alcohol, but any nonreactive vessel you can buy at the same store you get the water from should work. If the res. i going low often, check the cap for tightness and the plastic where it mounts to the body for small cracks.
522894
This is called toyota oem concentrate coolant, so you need to mix this with distilled water 50/50 before you add to your car coolant reservoir. This is my answer to your question . Thank you for asking.
522895
No, this fluid requires the mixing of distilled water prior to its introduction to your vehicle's system. Toyota makes a Super Long Life Coolant that requires no mixing prior to use.
522896
Yes you can ,unless you have a leak and are constantly having to add it,it wont hurt nothing.Most car manuals call for full strength in resevoir anyway.
522897
You can add full strength but you should mix it about 50/50 with distilled water (otherwise you're just throwing away money). Also it doesn't have to be exactly 50/50 depending on where you live. I live in southwest TX and I mixed around 60% water/40% coolant. The coolant is more for the cold temps. So you might be able to get away with just distilled water
522898
You should mix the full strength coolant with distilled water (50% water volume with 50% coolant volume).
709308
yes you probably can-- if you offset the supports away from each other by an inch.That should give you the results you want and it won't diminish the support structure.Hope this helps ~
1146545
Yes you can. It has one setting below flat by removing the cylindrical support bar completely. It's a great bench for the money, I've been using it for about a year with no problems.
1658975
no iam afraid you can't you can get it in the middle of two but it is not supposed to do it at any strength. I had one before that did it and i did not like it as much as this one. it is a joy to use.
349045
Not hardly any. You could put foam or something underneath to give some lift.
138356
I tried filling it just short of the top allowing for expansion. However it still creates the split line. Dont think it is avoidable.
26906
I suppose you can, only if it is inferior or has poor quality construction . I had a problem with one of the straps it kept slipping out of the notch so I had to use a needle and thread on it . Other than that no big deal.
1680204
Yes, just allow yourself the room necessary to adjust the length to the exercise you plan on doing. The lower you go on some exercises the more advanced the exercise becomes.
1959841
Should be able to , might have to make a custom bracket , shouldn't be yo difficult
1694623
I think it would depend on how high it is. I really like the line but make sure when you install it you have cleanse to bring it up around 10 inches or you won't be able to put it down. It is easy if you have the clearance.
247819
You can. I would recommend adding some extra support brackets to sturdy it up.
1873458
Make sure the weight is secured high enough and the line is not too long where the weight is not being utilized. You could always buy another weight and add it to the line to provide more pull back.
1726708
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-You should be able to do it as Each Raise It adds 1 inch of height.Thanks!
64906
You could, however you might need shorter screws...think the Ines with it were an inch or inch and 1/4.
963541
You could lift from below floor level but you will still be limited to the lift height. You might be able to add a pulley or winch to increase the total lift height but this would take welding these ad dons to the frame in some way
1361734
you would have to have some 90 degree angle brackets....or add a back to it....its possible.
1504990
I'm going to say yes- but if you have any doubt do a double line pull with an extra pully.