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I got mine to about a half inch difference after extensive bleeding. Mine took 9 quarts as well. After I put some load on it it was fine.

very cool, it does not say how tall it is though. It says it telescopes. Do you know what it's min and max heights are?

Anyone know of a good oil drain pan/cart of this style that's low enough to work with a maxjax? Looks like the 2 lift lock-bar positions are at 23" and 43" inches. Right now due to my garage door opener I have to work at the lower setting.

I know next to nothing about garage doors. I didn't know if it could be done or if you needed a "specific" type of door to do it. If I can do that I'd be willing to do it. Can you give me more info on, or point me in a direction to find, what I would need and how to do it?

hmm mounting it off to the far left or right could work as far as the lift is concerned, would the opener lifting the door off center bother the door at all is my question?

my garage really isn't deep enough to allow me to pull the car that far forwards so I'm SOL there. Would the industrial opener posted a few posts up work? How would I mount something like that?

Here they are, so I guess it's an extension spring door? Do I have any options for a clear ceiling? or at least clear center?

I have what appears to be a Raynor Decade series garage door, with a chain drive style opener. There is no torsion bar, so it seems a jackshaft style opener is out, unless it's possible to fit it with a torsion bar? I don't know. Hopefully someone can answer this Are there any other options...

thanks for the offer, I've got all the hydraulic fittings attached, now just need to figure out where to place the thing / drill the holes. What part of CT are you from? I'm about 10 minutes outside of new haven.

Re: MaxJax missing part - "Long 90-Degree 3/8” x 3/8” O-Ring Fitting" Thanks for the reply, but it turns out i'm a retard, the part fell out of the bag and was in the bottom "fold" of the box.

I appear to be missing the "Long 90-Degree 3/8” x 3/8” O-Ring Fitting" it's the right angle pipe that screws into the side of the pumping unit that then connects to a short hose that then goes to the flow divider. see page 9 fig 3.5 http://www.maxjaxusa.com/downloads/MaxJax-Manual.pdf Is this...

well that ***** for me, i ordered one last week and it will be arriving in a few days, though 2150 shipped still isn't bad.

I just ordered a maxjax and need some additional anchors, I'd like some part numbers as well

G-Force I find myself asking the same question, My slab is 4" of 4kpsi with wire mesh. I have some long hairline cracks in my floor. I emailed Dannmar and they said as long as you are farther than 6" from the cracks you should be good, of course the cracks on my floor are within 6" of where I...

This is going to be a long post, and mostly worthless to all of you as it only applies to my garage. Thanks for all the posts guys. I've been playing around on google sketchup making a model of my garage and rough approximations of the dimensions of various lift options. Based on these...

This thing is pretty sweet for what it is, but even at 1275 the price is too high for what it is. The most I'd be willing to pay for this thing is 1 grand, and even then I think that's too much for what it is. If it was reasonably priced I'd jump on it all day long.

holy thread resurrection batman. So, my question to the OP (sseaner), who i don't know is active on the forums anymore. How do you like the lift x months after? And, it looks like it's mounted right up against the wall. All 2 post lifts say they need to be mounted at least 6" away from a...

Sorry for digging up a dead thread, but : Anyone know if these are still on clearance? I'm in CT and have not found any at my local lowes.

You all made some very good points, i went and took some measurements today and essentially had my dream of getting a lift busted. my garage bays are on the small side in terms of width. The garage doors are practically right on top of their respect walls. If i mount the lift according to...

2245, no need to stop, I appreciate the 2nd point of view. A good debate is always helpful as it helps me to consider options i may not have thought of before. Everything you say is true, and are good reasons to go with a 4 post. Ultimatly I do still want a 2 post, but I will have to do a...