Shop build **Lift**

[Stomper]

Can you adopt me please? I want to come live with you. Place is BBAAAADD AAASSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't tempt me. You'd be very useful to have around the shop,





































unlike Mikey and Drey

Thanks,

Brett

 

[mikey_d05]

Don't be hatin just because you're a "machine it plus or minus .001" kinda guy and we're "get the 8 pounder, beat it to fit, paint it to match" kinda guys.

 

[Stomper]

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[Drey]

Dont you have some Dana 60s to be hording somewhere instead of insulting us?

 

[Stomper]

Dont you have some Dana 60s to be hording somewhere instead of insulting us?

I can multi task!

 

[sled_dog]

What did the lift run you? Particular reason you chose that style of lift? Just curiosity of the tool guy.

 

[Stomper]

What did the lift run you? Particular reason you chose that style of lift? Just curiosity of the tool guy.

$5200 delivered and installed. It's very expensive compared to others out there but I felt it was a superior design. And since I'd be the one standing under it I wanted the best that I could afford.

Do you mean two post or four post? As you know the two posts take up far less room than four post and that is why I went with a two post.

Brett

 

[Drey]

how far down do those anchors go and how thick is the cement?

I would want some sort of support bar across the top.

 

[Stomper]

how far down do those anchors go and how thick is the cement?

I would want some sort of support bar across the top.

I'd say they were 5" long 3/4" diameter. The concrete is 6" 4000psi with fiber. 4" required minimum.


None of them have a "support bar" across the top. What you see is a cover for a cable.