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Our four post lifts come with a jack tray, it's a heavy metal tray to hold a bottle jack in between the rails of the four post. So you could lift the vehicle in the front and block it, move the tray to the back and then jack it up, perform the rotation and then reverse the process.

This may help you out, it's a calculator we include on the site to determine if "it'll" fit in your garage. It'll being your pride and joy. The concrete strength and thickness would only depend if you plan on bolting the lift to the floor. You can just leave it unbolted and use it as is...

I work for a lift manufacturer in Madison Indiana. Here are a couple of links to mid rise lifts if you'd like to look into other brands. http://www.directlift.com/Mid-Rise-Lift-Pro-6MR-P46C11.aspx http://www.rotarylift.com/LIGHTDUTY/LowRise/

Did a search, found this post which was very informative and I plan to do the same on my 12' barn garage door. Thanks for the write up and the detailed pictures. Very nice.