Garage Lifts
12-04-2002, 09:09 PM
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Garage Lifts
Howdy.
I ordered a 4 post lift from <a href="http://www.backyardbuddy.com." target="_blank">www.backyardbuddy.com.</a> I have not been impressed with them so far (they have not shipped it yet) and am thinking of getting a different lift. Any comments on lifts, good and bad, would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Roy
I ordered a 4 post lift from <a href="http://www.backyardbuddy.com." target="_blank">www.backyardbuddy.com.</a> I have not been impressed with them so far (they have not shipped it yet) and am thinking of getting a different lift. Any comments on lifts, good and bad, would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Roy
12-04-2002, 11:13 PM
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Roy,
Are you putting in a new garage by any chance? If so, I'd recommend an in ground low pressure two post lift. When I was putting in my garage, that's exactly what I did and I absolutely love it! Between the lift and the fully stocked frig it makes for the perfect "man town" too!
A buddy of mine is opting for the four poster cause it's easier to store one car under another with those. When I leave mine up for a long time, I have to grease the posts. I'll find out what brand he went with and let you know tomorrow.
Are you putting in a new garage by any chance? If so, I'd recommend an in ground low pressure two post lift. When I was putting in my garage, that's exactly what I did and I absolutely love it! Between the lift and the fully stocked frig it makes for the perfect "man town" too!
A buddy of mine is opting for the four poster cause it's easier to store one car under another with those. When I leave mine up for a long time, I have to grease the posts. I'll find out what brand he went with and let you know tomorrow.