Getting the nob up
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After years of struggling with jacks blocks of wood n bricks iv finally found a lift
that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s-mobile-4-post-parking-lift/
that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s-mobile-4-post-parking-lift/
steveobes said:
After years of struggling with jacks blocks of wood n bricks iv finally found a lift
that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.
http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s...
that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.
http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s...
Edited by mgbond on Tuesday 17th March 18:24
steveobes said:
After years of struggling with jacks blocks of wood n bricks iv finally found a lift
that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s-mobile-4-post-parking-lift/
I don't really understand what's mobile about it? Are they saying you can move the whole thing in one piece and relocate it or its collapsible or what? that will fit the garage.
Was going to go with a scissor lift but decided that this new four poster from Automotech was what I needed.http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s-mobile-4-post-parking-lift/
Blu3R said:
I don't really understand what's mobile about it? Are they saying you can move the whole thing in one piece and relocate it or its collapsible or what?
I just think it's suggesting that u can un bolt it from the floor and then using their wheel kit provided u can move it?Looks good value.
If the bolts are in a plate that gets cemented into the floor, then i would do it sub flush so once un bolted u could put a plate with holes in it over the top and u have a flat floor again?
I too have looked into this ramp, I believe. It's regarded as mobile because you don't have to bolt to the floor to use it. Which is why I'm interested in it because I would wheel it out onto my drive to be able to put my van on it if need be.
If you go on YouTube & put in something like mobile 4 post lift it shows a guy putting a car on the lift then raising it on its castors & wheeling the ramp & car around his yard.
If you go on YouTube & put in something like mobile 4 post lift it shows a guy putting a car on the lift then raising it on its castors & wheeling the ramp & car around his yard.
Thank you Bondy for putting that on, would of done it if I could work a computer!
These are possibly also a better option for residential garage because a 2 poster lift requires I believe a minimum 150mm concrete base for strength, my garage floor is right on that limit so not sure I want to risk it not being strong enough.
These are possibly also a better option for residential garage because a 2 poster lift requires I believe a minimum 150mm concrete base for strength, my garage floor is right on that limit so not sure I want to risk it not being strong enough.
Edited by Nebby on Wednesday 18th March 13:42
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