Recent content by 97r82

What was the issue. My wife's 01 highlander is acting up. It rolls down just fine but won't roll up very far. It will eventually roll all the way up but moves a 1/2" and stops. thanks jesse

I noticed firestone has single post lifts in most of their bays now. Depends on your needs. Two post is better overall in my opinion/ Two post gives you access to entire undercarriage. Single post are more expensive and require in floor mounting but solves any low overhead restrictions. 4 post...

I made a template out of plywood and 2x4 that held my j bolts for my 9K rotary 2 post lift. Installed the j bolts during the pour. Dug a 3ft wide trench and positioned the rebar so it would not interfere with the j bolts. Kind of a pain during concrete finishing but worded great. Lift is solid...

check out attic lifts and a good set of aluminum pull down stairs

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I bought a used 9k rotary Asymmetric. Got it cheap because one of the cylinders was leaking. Bought kits for both cylinders from Rotary. Very well made lift. Was originally in a Ford dealership then a body man bought it but never used it because it leaked the day the lift guy put it up. I...

I waited 30 days to mount the lift then another 2 weeks or so to put a truck on it. So far so good. Saw cut every 12'

if you have a facebook account or the wife does that works pretty good. The facebook garage sale or the facebook groups in your area. My daughter sells a few things for me. I go with them to meet at a local church if they don't know the person they are dealing with. We live in a small community...

do you have a pic of how you lift your mower. I need to be able to do the same thing with my Rotary 9K two post?

I know what you mean about the movement while torqueing stuff. Just put up a rotary spoa9k. My buddy spent a little money on the tall stands from HF and he is very pleased. I guess that is my next investment. You can make the dually quit moving around with one on the receiver and two up front.

just poured concrete pad yesterday to install my two post Rotary outside. It lived inside all its life before I bought it. Not enough headroom in my shop so no choice. I think I will lengthen the hoses and mount the power unit inside though. Did I mention pouring your own concrete is hard work...