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lesson learned, plan before pouring concrete in first place. Order the right length hose the first time. measure 100 times before pouring to be sure it's perfect. Lots of braces because concrete will push hard on the plywood even if it's 3/4 when pouring When removing concrete, don't try to...

well i decided to go with the steel plate because if i need to work on the lift, it can be removed. Also, makes thing easier if concrete isn't 100% perfect for fitment. And oil mess or just vacuum cleaning is easier this way. Both ways are good, i just thought i prefered that one but mostly, i...

Finally my lift is installed also, thanks to everyone on the post who shared their experience. If someone wants more pictures of my install, it is on my garage thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2693409#post2693409

Well my lift is finally installed. Took a little while to take the pictures and post them but here they are. I followed the bandwagon of ever eternal lifts from Paul Bird. Thanks to him and to the gentleman on the forum here who's nickname is Photo, i took all my installation ideas from him...

J'ai un lift semblable aussi mais le miens est encastré dans le sol, Ever eternal 6503, j'adore ça. Et il était beaucoup moins cher

guys you were right, i put a car on it and had to readjust height and it now works like a charm. I will take some pics once everything is finally done and post it on the forum.

hmm well i guess i'll try a car then, thanks

no it isn't really noisy, i was just next to the pump and i removed the door of the small cabinet.

no 3 in the diagram is the valve to put the two cylinders level so it is normally closed.

Hey everyone, i am almost done installing my ever eternal lift and i am having a hard time understanding what's going on. When i first lift it, the main cylinder will raise quicker than the second cylinder, which would throw the balance of the car off a lot. The second cylinder will eventually...

i was told it is a button to balance the height of both platform and if you don't have it, you need to do it manually if they ever get out of level front each other with the little valves that are in the control box.

OK so if i have torsion springs i should be allright? I mean i have a shaft going in the middle of it, if it breaks it can't really go anywhere... That was the first time i actualy see extension springs, man those thing looks dangerous. Never seen those around here.

i don't know but this is garage journal, not shop journal, not all buildings are meant to build or restore stuff.

the thing is that a group buy gives a very minimal discount which is not worth it so everyone buy theirs themself.

has someone ordered from then lately? Their bank account seems to have changed, anyone has it and can share with me just to be sure i am sending the money somewhere safe?

has someone ordered from then lately? Their bank account seems to have changed, anyone has it and can share with me just to be sure i am sending the money somewhere safe?

i got my quote and asked about multiple purchase but it was basicaly 2% if i buy 5 or more, doubt it will be worth the hassle... No saving on the shipping it seems. Oh well i consider this to be a nice price so i might go with it, just a little afraid of all the paper things and such.

Electrical leveling, this is an option they are offering, anyone took it, is it worth it?

The new contact for EE is [email protected] I might be ordering one and having it shipped to Montreal, if someone is interested in getting one at the same time, i asked if we could get a special price, waiting on the answer.

Yeah Jorgen i kinda supposed you guys were going to replace them for free but honestly, this is a garage to work so i don't really mind and i still have a couple new tiles here on extra so i coud change them if i wanted but since i am going to do other dents in it eventually, it is not...