Shop Lift

[ericm979]

Many of those lift oil drains have valves so you can use shop air to pump the oil out into the recycling container.

 

[plastikosmd]

I see u made your choice, it will be a great addition for you.

I went with Mobile column lifts after much consideration a few years ago

Wireless, cordless, 13k lbs per column (52,000 lb total), stay against the wall when not in use, roll anywhere to use, frame end lift or wheels. I like them

 

[woody]

That is Awesome

 

[ovrszd]

I never got past the picture of the "inny".

 

[dstig1]

Geez those must have set you back a bundle, plastikosmd...

 

[plastikosmd]

Bit more than the monarch 2 post that I was considering

was able to save a bit not having to spec the floor up for the 2 post

also worth $$ not tripping over lift

But agree, not for everyone

 

[woody]

My lift has been sitting in Atlanta Georgia since Friday waiting on a 2 hour drive to Birmingham Alabama where I can pick it up. I asked the lady if I could just pick it up in Atlanta and she said no, so here I sit knowing it is just 2 hours away and I can do nothing but wait.

 

[woody]

I went and picked up my lift and this thing is heavy but I hope to get it together soon. With family obligations it may take me as long to get it together as it did for them to ship it.

 

[ovrszd]

Looking forward to pics and stories!!!

 

[JJT]

I went and picked up my lift and this thing is heavy but I hope to get it together soon. With family obligations it may take me as long to get it together as it did for them to ship it.

I was able to install my 4 post in a weekend, alone. I used a shop/engine hoist to pick things up and 4 wheeled dollies to move things around. Slow and steady, less than 12 hours from pieces on a pallet to having a working lift with a car off the ground. Two people can do this in 4 hours if they know what they are doing. Read the instruction twice.