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Scotstern if i had that many cabinets i'd never be able to find anything.

The best way I have found for positioning vehicles on the two post lift (this is a rule of thumb) is on cars and short wheel base trucks put the floor board even with the post. On vans and extended cab trucks put the Seat even with the post. I have used this as a rule of thumb and have had no...

2 from TSC also. they are not american made but still seam to work well for as much use as I put them through

[URL="http://americanautomotiveequipment.com"] I have the 9,000 lbs. 2 post lift. I have had this lift for around 5 years and it has been totally trouble free. Very easy to set up also. I use mine on the average 10 times a month i would say. It is out of fort worth Tx. iirc.

I would go with the vavle springs under the feet also, if you have them laying around. Do not tighten them down all the way just snug them so that they have some compression to them still.

The wifes mustang that she grew tired of. I knew I should have tore it down and had it stored before she decided to sell it.

I would have to second the monolithic pour. My shop is 40 X 40 on sandy loam (about the same as select) here in Oklahoma. I did add pier holes every 6 foot as well. It has worked well for me.

Same here. My lift is made by American Automotive Equipment.

I found this site by accident and have became very impressed with it. I have a 40 x 40 shop with a two post lift and keep my projects as well as friends going all the time. It has turned into the b.s. place when everyone comes over. wife gets upset because no one wants to go in the house. That...