4 post car lift at home..........

[motco]

alphaalfa said:

I hope that this may help anyone considering Installing a Car Lift at Home........ Shameless self promotion for the company but it should give you an insight regarding the pro's and cons!

http://garage-tools.co.uk/home-car-lift-installati...

Good advice on floor specifications I'm sure.

[Murph7355]

alphaalfa said:

I hope that this may help anyone considering Installing a Car Lift at Home........ Shameless self promotion for the company but it should give you an insight regarding the pro's and cons!

http://garage-tools.co.uk/home-car-lift-installati...

Take particular note of the delivery instructions...

I didn't when I bought one for my old place and had special fun and games getting a stranded dismantled 4 post lift down my drive using 2 sack barrows and my FiL for assistance

The ramp with the piston is also very heavy!

[C Lee Farquar]

motco said:

alphaalfa said:

I hope that this may help anyone considering Installing a Car Lift at Home........ Shameless self promotion for the company but it should give you an insight regarding the pro's and cons!

http://garage-tools.co.uk/home-car-lift-installati...

Good advice on floor specifications I'm sure.

Indeed, other than fibres being an equivalent replacement for rebar.

We've had a Bradbury 4 post ramp for a few years. They are very stable, and make an excellent height adjustable workbench with a few sheets on.