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wrinx
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 Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 16:08 Post subject: Vehicle lift |
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I've just finished installing a four post lift in the garage...
The first lift of a car:
...and going down:
Apparently I'm a very sad man for videoing that 
wrinx
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rz
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| Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 19:01 Post subject: |
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Haha, i just finished mine two days ago!
Put the spider on top and i have à magical 2 cm play for my sz underneath it!
I am even sader that i even can't put pics on THE site! |
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frankalfa
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| Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 20:45 Post subject: |
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| rz wrote: | Haha, i just finished mine two days ago!
Put the spider on top and i have à magical 2 cm play for my sz underneath it!
I am even sader that i even can't put pics on THE site! |
If you want, I'll be happy to place them here. You have my emailadress. 
@wrinx; very nice!!! 
I have a 2 pole lift in my barn but unfortunately the sz is too low to fit the picking arms... 
Hope to install an extra 4 pole lift within an few years, maintaining the sz on the cold concrete floor NEXT to a unusable lift is really annoying... 
Kind regards, fRank
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Harry_sz
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:09 Post subject: |
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Very cool!
My garage is too low for a serious lift sadly, but there are other options. |
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wrinx
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 16:47 Post subject: |
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Glad it's not just me...lifts are becoming popular for the home owner
| rz wrote: | Haha, i just finished mine two days ago!
Put the spider on top and i have à magical 2 cm play for my sz underneath it! |
I think I'm in roughly the same area! I will have the SZ underneath too and my 155 Q4 on top. The Q4's squarer shape will fit inbetween the roof beams better so might have a little bit more room spare...but not much!
| frankalfa wrote: | I have a 2 pole lift in my barn but unfortunately the sz is too low to fit the picking arms...
Hope to install an extra 4 pole lift within an few years, maintaining the sz on the cold concrete floor NEXT to a unusable lift is really annoying... |
That must be frustrating...have you tried driving the SZ onto four planks of wood to give more height?
I didn't buy a 2-post because the main reason for having mine is storage of two cars, 2-post is better for working on cars though.
| Harry_sz wrote: | Very cool!
My garage is too low for a serious lift sadly, but there are other options. |
What do you have in mind? I looked at some of the low level hydraulic ramps a while ago. They store almost flat but raise the car to about a metre, which is useful.
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philip
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 20:45 Post subject: |
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| Very Jealous - my garage doesn't even have electricity.... |
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Harry_sz
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| Posted: Fri May 04, 2012 10:14 Post subject: |
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| wrinx wrote: |
What do you have in mind? I looked at some of the low level hydraulic ramps a while ago. They store almost flat but raise the car to about a metre, which is useful.
wrinx |
I am looking at something like that. But I am not in a hurry. |
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