Sweet lift
02-03-2004 | 07:53 PM
#31
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From: Orlando, FL
Originally posted by alengyel
...If you guys are not in a hurry I can provide the initial design but you will have to have it verified by a local engineer as the new building code is site specific.
...Second, if you use a four post I don't think you will be able to lift the body off the drive train...
...If you guys are not in a hurry I can provide the initial design but you will have to have it verified by a local engineer as the new building code is site specific.
...Second, if you use a four post I don't think you will be able to lift the body off the drive train...
On the second comment, you can, some four post have the option of a middle pan that can hold jacks to lift the car and remove the tires... but too much work if you ask me
I have decided on the two post.Thanks
02-03-2004 | 08:01 PM
#32
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From: Central Florida
Jaime--Go with the 2 post...they work great! We have one at the house here and the amount of $$ you'll save in labor on being able to do so many more things yourself will pay for the lift several times over.
Here's the setup we have here:
We're in the process of stripping out our old barn to convert it into a shop and we're going to move the lift in there..that way we can use it in the rain or the dark too.
Here's the setup we have here:
We're in the process of stripping out our old barn to convert it into a shop and we're going to move the lift in there..that way we can use it in the rain or the dark too.
