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Looks like I'll be releveling them. I went off pad level and the post aren't level at all

Been playing with my lift all weekend to get level, I have the lift post all sitting level at about 3', then was reading some more and keep getting conflicting info. So should I have my columns level, pads, split the middle? Right now my posts are off enough if I plumb them up the pads won't be...

Concrete groute is structural, so adding it back under the gap will give more surface area for the post to sit on

Here's a little update picture. I'm still trying to move odds and ends to their final resting places,but this is so much better!

Awesome. I spent like two days trying to get it perfectly level and seems like each time it went out Ha, so I'm leaving it so there are maybe 1/16-1/8 off level, so I'm ready to move on lol

Got my hoist about as level as I can at the lifting feet. All the anchors are tight and now I'm ready to run some cables. Doing some reading it looks like I should get some non shrink grout, how do I go about getting it under such a small gap?

Ha after I took these pictures I did get rid of all the **** lying around and hung up all the hoses and tools. My problem is it always ends up like this after a week or two. I think I need to do some rearranging of stuff to optimize my area. I currently have a 16x24 construction shed, a 40x20...

Need some ideas for oragazing my gargare better, seems no matter I do it alway ends up like a mess like this. Im about to mount my hoist so figured now's a good time to move things around to get a better work flow.