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Hello, I'm installing (new construction) 2, 220v outlets and a switch for my compressor. I need to use 4" boxes. I have not found any with mounts that are offset for sheetrock like a standard outlet box. So, I would like to know what others do to use a 4" box such that the cover for the box is...

If the chrome is breached in the slightest, then rust would have formed under the chrome. The removal of the rust is what has made the chrome come off. The rust had already separated the plating.

Thanks Regguy 1, I'm sure your lift is anchored well after reading what you went through. Boy, imagine installing such tools without the aid of the internet. If only I had it back in college.

4", 3000 lbs mix.

Yes, I would not encourage anyone to be setting the mechanical anchors with the posts in place. Better to follow the Wej-it instructions and set the anchor below the surface of the floor. The Wej-it instructions are basically saying to use the nut and washer on the bolt as a depth gage stop...

I've been researching the anchor issue. Your thread was part of my research. I'm not afraid of a mechanical anchor, just need to use the correct procedures. However, in researching, I came across some discussion at another forum. Ponchopower was the person here who raised the cautions...

What width did you set your posts at? I picked my lift up Wednesday night. Bought it also with the last group buy. Now that my inspections are done for the garage I can get on with insulating and wall boarding. If things go well, maybe in 3 weeks I'll be installing my lift.

Do you have better pictures? I'm not sure what you are saying. The only truss that should be sitting on the top plate for their entire length (2, 2x4's around the perimeter of the building are the top plate) are the two end trusses. I would measure from the floor up to the truss in various...