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GroverDill

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Went up fast.



As suggested room to park and room to lift


Its a beefy cocksucker.
ALI certified 10k
Still need electrical ran to it.
 
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What was the digits on her?
 

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2295 for the lift

350 for delivery and install

Finally having my own lift in my own shop, damn near priceless.
 
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Nice... had one at my old house... once you have a lift you wonder how you managed without one. Did you get the extenders for the legs?
 

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It came with 3" and 6" extenders
 

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I'm....so....jealous of you right now...

What I wouldn't give to have a lift, at my apartment complex lol

Nick C.
 

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Once you have one not sure you go back, I bough myself a high rise 4 post bendpak last Christmas.
This way I could work on my vehicles and I wouldn't have to use up my entire 2 car garage just parking in there, I leave the mustang on it and park the explorer under it. Leaves plenty of room for other crap.

Just need to get the hydraulic slide jack.

Doesn't take long for a home lift to pay for itself.
 

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nice. nothing beats having a lift in your shop. oh and a paint booth.
 

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The installer/owner was trying to sell me a 4 post while he was installing the lift today, was funny.

Will move the Fox back to the shop once the electrical is done, for now its up in the attached garage sharing with the fiesta
 

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GroverDill said:
It came with 3" and 6" extenders
Click to expand...

that's what she said..
 
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GroverDill said:
The installer/owner was trying to sell me a 4 post while he was installing the lift today, was funny.

Will move the Fox back to the shop once the electrical is done, for now its up in the attached garage sharing with the fiesta
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A 2 post is probably More useful. A lot less money too since it's cheaper to begin with, and you don't need $1000 slide jack.

But the nice thing about a 4 is that you can easily move it around. Also feels a bit safer.

The electrical should be pretty easy. (I'm an electrical contractor), shouldn't take much more an hour or two provided you have a sub panel out there.
 

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When you get a chance, can you park all your cars in there so I can get a general idea of how big everything is? I have a 2 car garage and would love to see if this would fit in there
 

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lots of open spots in the panel in the shop
 

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My shop is 28'x30' with 13' inside wall height and a 16'x12' door. It is a good bit bigger than a normal 2 car garage
 

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Very nice! Should have waited a few weeks for the rack swap huh?
 

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elarm1 said:
When you get a chance, can you park all your cars in there so I can get a general idea of how big everything is? I have a 2 car garage and would love to see if this would fit in there
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My door is 16 wide, 7 tall (I think, but it's normal), had to convert to a high lift setup. So the door goes all the way up, then back.

Garage is roughly 20ft wide. Currently I have the lift offset to left, not enough room to right for a car, but I could slide it over and fit another car.

There are many factors to consider when doing a lift in a normal size garage.

How high is your ceiling?
What are you going to park under it?
How good is your floor? A 4 post works on any floor pretty much, a 2 needs a quality thick floor.

Most 4 post lifts don't go high enough to park an SUV under. You pay extra for one that does.

Judging by how small that lift looks in grovers garage, his garage is probably massive in person.
 
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all this makes me wonder if i can get away with building a shop when i move to my old/new house, theres plenty of room in the back yard, but i have no idea about a driveway back there. that, or tear the loft out and expand back into the sunroom (just a closed off back patio).
 

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Thats awesome, I am very jealous!
 

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Not really a fair view but it looks HUGE with the fiesta in it



 

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Oooooooh...I WANT!!!
 
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