Recent content by Scud67

I agree, but I think he said his side wall height was the restriction - I was just giving another option.

That's true, but is that an issue? It certainly isn't in my case.

My lift is in an area that has an 11' 6" ceiling. No problem lifting cars or trucks. The posts are only 9' 3" tall.

I have Blink cameras - wireless (AA batteries) and connected to WI-FI. Notifies my cell phone and able to record and store video, also have 2 way voice communication if wanted. Costs me $10/ month for unlimited number of cameras

That's Awesome Ryan! I'm in too!

Definitely just go with a densifier product.

Hi readhead - I am looking into getting a metal building done in AZ - any info you could provide would be greatly apprecated!

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No issues with storing a car on a two post - I have had cars up on mine for years without any "premature" bushing (or any other components) wear, or any issues with the lift itself.

I'm in MA and do ponds for a living - we use EPDM all the time and patch/ seam together liner. If you want, I have all of the patch/ repair stuff here at my house - I can give you what you need to do the repair. It just needs to be above freezing for the primer and glue to activate and remain...

I don't know anyone that has a two post and hates it (other than you, and I don't know you)..... Where I know a few that have 4 post and wish they had a 2.

The minimum I would set the posts is 12' from any front wall, tool boxes or benches. That will leave you plenty of room. As far as side clearance, that is up to you. Mine is mounted 12" from the side wall and it is plenty of room to walk around the post, remove axles etc.

Wife said no bathroom and no tv in the shop when I was building - she said I would never be in the house if I had those. A sink with hot water is a MUST have in the shop.

2 post lifts are used for storage all the time - mine certainly is, as well as most of the shops I have ever worked at (mostly dealerships). I absolutely love my Atlas 2 post - it is the BP9k. Made for "low ceiling heights". The posts are 9'3" tall. My ceiling height is 11'6" but most things I...

Read your owners manual - in my it specifically states the there will be some "drop" if not settled on the locks -in very large letters it says to never leave the lift under load without setting it on the locks. Also, if you want to work on your vehicle at a level below the locks on the lift...