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i just did a corner in my garage with leftovers from my patio.

Those are the casters for the lift

It's just a 6-71, it must be the angle that makes it look big.

i still have a couple boxes of plates but i think i reached the limit for those! the" fire it up!" sign came from a buddy's sisters pottery shop. as far as exposure, i didn't want a thread on my garage i want others to post their pics. there are a couple pics of the camaro on the most recent...

i like a little(lot) decor in my garage, how about you guys? i just rebuilt this garage and decided to hang a few things on the wall. everything is either high up or tight to the wall. the main garage is barren except for the tool cart and lift, well one corner has the fridge and lift casters...

here's a neat heater the was posted on the HAMB by "KIWIJEFF" i've seen those grills that look like engines, but this is home made. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ot-how-to-heat-your-shop-in-winter.1002049/

use wood boards and battens to mimic the steel siding then paint the same color. that keeps the look you like and meets the criteria. also pisses off the ONE neighbor who bitched.

Buchanan iron works in westville, wegner steel in valpo, steel city steel on rt20 in burns harbor and gary. which mill? i work for USS at Gary works

Just put a snug safety chain from the tongue to the wall. I think some of you guys get so technical just to "prove" how smart you are.

welcome , from valparaiso area.

nice! where did the chrysler/plymouth sign come from? is it a reproduction? (i've got a chrysler powered plymouth)

good, other wise it would have been pretty lame!

Meow cats?

there may be some info here? http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/old-style-ball-type-handrail-fittings-156793/ http://www.globalindustrial.com/c/storage/fittings-framing-rail?infoParam.campaignId=T9A&gclid=CKLpjfLjqMYCFUo6gQodxFYAFQ

i agree, with some careful planning it should work fine. i would spread the weight of the gantry/engine out so thats its not too concentrated in a small area. maybe some plates or bracing.

malfunction junction?

About ten buck for the hooks and ten minutes installing them

i just helped a buddy set one up,he's planning on raising his roof with it too.

i forgot about this thread. i've had my lift in service for a while now and love it! i've found that a couple different size bottle jacks work for getting the tires up off the the runners. i made panels from left over lumber to go between the runners to make a work platform. it makes a great...

thanks