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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    Well, I finally received my POWERsert anchors last week and removed a section of my garage floor. Hopefully you can see the removed section in the attached picture. The removed section is 11' long x 3' wide x 8" deep. In addition to undercutting the existing slab to "key" the new pour to the...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    I contacted Gabe at Danmar and explained my anchor situation. He, as well as the Wej-It representative, recommend the use of the POWER-sert epoxy anchors. I ordered them through Danmar yesterday and should have them, hopefully, later this week. Next step...saw-cut my floor. I don't want to...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    I spoke with a representative from Wej-It today regarding the replacement of my MaxJax anchors. He recommended the POWER-sert epoxy anchors. It looks like you can buy an installation kit with 10 anchors from Danmar for $149. I think I am going to go this route. I just hate to deviate from...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    Here is a post I did from another thread that outlines my dilemma from the start: Hi, This is my first ever post here on The Garage Journal so I apologize if this is a repeat issue. I have had my MaxJAx for a little over a year now and have not really experienced any problems. My issue is...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    I thought about that 38chevy454. Only problem is that I didn't have to drill all the way through my slab to install the wej-it anchors. I don't know that I can pull them all out and not damage the slab. I did read where people were doing that but I think they were able to drive the wej-it's...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    You have me scratching my head with this threaded rod idea. You may be on to something here. The only possible problem that I could see is that when these types of anchors fail they blow the concrete out in a cone shaped pattern. The cone being wider at the surface of the concrete and...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    I don't think an "L" shaped 5/8" anchor bolt will deform under the resulting stresses of a 6000# load. Especially since the lift consists of 2-posts with 5-anchors each to distribute the load. My problem is I can't seem to find a cast-in-place anchor that meets the same specifications as the...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    Thanks Burke, that is a good idea. I was thinking about doing something similar but was just wondering if there was something out there that was pretty much ready made for what I would like to do. I can stick woo pieces of metal together but probably would not trust my welds. Do you think a...
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    Pouring Cement Floor

    To combine what Zeke and LLWillysfan have suggested, if your walls are CMU's (cement blocks) or something that you don't mind drilling into, anchor a 2x4 to the wall using a few tapcons. Set the bottom edge of the 2x4 2" above the elevation of your proposed finished floor. Then set another 2x4...
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    Cast-In-Place Max Jax Anchors

    Hi All, I recently have had an issue with my wej-it anchors for my Max Jax. It seems that one has become loose in the socket and I am unable to re-set it. So now I am nerved out about all of them! In addition, I was never real crazy about the whole expandable anchor thing anyway. Therefore...
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    New garage lift slab--rebar question

    Hi, I recently posted this info/question under a different topic here on The Garage Journal so I apologize for the repeat issue but I noticed this specific topic was closely related to my concerns. I have had my MaxJAx for a little over a year now and have not really experienced any...
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    The MaxJax Portable 2-Post Lift

    MaxJax Anchor Bolts Hi, This is my first ever post here on The Garage Journal so I apologize if this is a repeat issue. I have had my MaxJAx for a little over a year now and have not really experienced any problems. My issue is with the anchors. The instructions included with the lift...
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