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Urban67
Original Poster
74 posts
13 months
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Just picked this up, it's going to make working on the 350 a lot easier once I've set it up.  I am now thinking body off to get a good look at the chassis anyone got any good advice for this?
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hallsie
1,463 posts
90 months
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Urban67 said: I am now thinking body off to get a good look at the chassis
anyone got any good advice for this? Yeah Get it done!! And then expect to see us all round for a gander!  Stu
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wooly350i
1,249 posts
78 months
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Is it wind up or did you get a motor with it,hope you've got a high roof. I rather fancied one but thoht it would be cheaper for me to dig a pit in the garage to fall down instead which is till my intention,wonder what I'll bugger up doing it though!
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ElvisWedgely
860 posts
35 months
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What is it? Is it a four post (two post) lift? If it is, I've been thinking about buying one too. I have the headroom in my garage and the garage is big enough. I've looked at some second hand ones and they seem reasonably priced. The only problem is I wouldn't have a clue how to set one up. Maybe someone in the know could help me if I promise them free use when they need it. At the moment, just speculating.
Tony. TCB.
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mrzigazaga
6,659 posts
35 months
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wooly350i said: wonder what I'll bugger up doing it though!  ...Gas main...Electricity cable... "Both"....  Or maybe just the sewer....  .... 
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Urban67
Original Poster
74 posts
13 months
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It's a 2 post lift complete with the motor. Got it off a nice Polish chap who unfortunately for him went out of business.
It's only 7 months old and comes with all the paperwork, just need my engineer mate to come over and help me install it.
Any one who is near Southampton is welcome to use it once it's up and running
No excuses now , the 350 is going to get done!
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GV
1,844 posts
94 months
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Nice one...having a place to work with the right tools is heaven.
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uglymug
396 posts
105 months
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Hi , used to install these a few years ago , will guide you thru it if wanted ........
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Mr Tank
5,007 posts
145 months
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Hi I am having the garage at my new house altered so I can get one of these in it! http://www.strongmantools.co.uk/parking%20lifts.ht...It also means I can store two cars instead of one plus have space in front of the lift to have a body and chassis side by side for restoration! If anybody wanted to use the lift no-problems, just have to ask and I am certain I can fit it between Mr Sheen using it for cleaning his car! Andy
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blade7
3,715 posts
86 months
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Mr Tank said: Nice  . Will you be selling your old lift ?.
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Mr Tank
5,007 posts
145 months
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blade7 said: Nice . Will you be selling your old lift ?. Sorry no As it can be used in front of the new lift to bring a chassis up to working height as I did when I rebuilt no 1   Andy
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blade7
3,715 posts
86 months
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Mr Tank said: blade7 said: Nice . Will you be selling your old lift ?. Sorry no As it can be used in front of the new lift to bring a chassis up to working height as I did when I rebuilt no 1 Andy No worries. No wedge to use it on, yet .
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mrzigazaga
6,659 posts
35 months
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Mr Tank said: Ive seen pencils & Pens behind ears but never a number plate...You dont mess around do you andy... That double lift looks a great idea... 
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Mr Tank
5,007 posts
145 months
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Hi Mark
Yes its going to help me as it means I can raise or lower the work depending on if I can stand or work from a wheel chair!
It will give me so many options!
Andy
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Urban67
Original Poster
74 posts
13 months
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uglymug said: Hi , used to install these a few years ago , will guide you thru it if wanted ........ Thanks for the offer, I'll see how I get on and give you a shout if I have problems
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Mr Tank
5,007 posts
145 months
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Chris
If you click onto the webb site of my lift supplier they give you some good tips on how to assemble lifts!
Andy
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Urban67
Original Poster
74 posts
13 months
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Mr Tank said: Chris
If you click onto the webb site of my lift supplier they give you some good tips on how to assemble lifts!
Andy Thanks Andy, will do Chris
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Brap_Brap
731 posts
79 months
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"I am now thinking body off to get a good look at the chassis anyone got any good advice for this?" No advice, just a comment, but this worked well for me.  I was worried about bending/cracking the fenders/engine bay, so I braced it with some 2x6.  Once lifted, I wheeled the chassis underneath.
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combine
3,083 posts
99 months
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Excellent stuff , cannot do without a lift they are brilliant , well done for getting a really nice one !
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