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sounds risky

maybe join a welding forum and get some real good tips on gun and use

if you can't get out of the way of a closing garage door the world doesn't need you.it's the same as getting hit by a train.one step either way and you're safe

thats a sticky floor to hold the car up like that love it

Hello "justbarriault", welcome to the best site for this stuff, I live in Gilmanton and hopefully will be building in the spring. steel beams are pricey and hard to come by used. maybe Cohen steel in concord or even John Dodge may have a line on them if he's still alive. Good luck post lots...

started on airplanes moved to cars when eastern went under now I own my own shop 30 months in and it's going very well.spent 20 years with ford and chrysler.

very cool, congrats on the new life

settle on a lift then build the floor to manufacturers recommendations, anything else is money and time wasted.

I feel for you. That looks like they are learning as they go. they need to "go" off your property. Cut your losses and start over

I was told the floor is part of the structure of the foundation system,prevents movement of the piers

lifts are like guns "only as safe as the operator"

faked the roof of the car is still straight

Can't be to safe with that setup

spray foam is good to deal with the condensation but pricey,can you get a versatube building where you are?

foundation systems can be very expensive for a steel building

I was referring to the the assortment of pegs to compensate for the offset in the frame height in the rear not the pads

hopefully you already have the truck adapters.if not stop till you do.then take your truck to a shop and pay them to show you how they lift it. if your set on doing this the experimental way your going to have to pull forward till it's hard to get out.all 4 arms at full length,front arms forward...

radiant heater should do it

trying to learn from this hope I get this right.Is the problem that the floor was not power troweled to a smooth finish,thus hindering the burnishing process?

is it time for someone to say 'you ****" nice haul, cool wall art