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Thanks for the info. Good idea with the uni-strut. I would most likely need to use exterior blocking since my shop walls are all closed up. Ceiling fans are out of the question for me and these look nice for a decent price. As with anything, you can spend a lot of moneys to move air around...

Talk to me about these fans. Are you happy with them? Move enough air to feel them or just help circulate? Are they loud? I’m thinking about picking one up. They look good in your shop, did a nice clean install.

This is good to know. I feel like it has been hard finding good info and pictures for these lifts, besides whats posted on the internet. It looks pretty well made and heavy duty. Your details and pictures are sealing the deal on going with stratus vs others I have looked at. I'm kind of in the...

Very curious to see how Stratus satisfies this problem. I have had my eye on the 10k extra wide or the 12k extra wide for a while now (baseplate lift). Just saving some money and waiting for the right time. Please update us with how you’re satisfied with the stratus lift once you’ve had some...

Hopped in my dad’s Tacoma to move it and put the brake pedal to the floor. Rear brake line blew. So I got it up on jack stands and started the process of new rear lines. Thanks to NY salting I’ll stay busy. Going to use copper-nickel lines. They are the best; easy to bend and manipulate...

Did you ever pull the trigger on one of these lifts? I have also been looking at the stratus but would like some user reviews as confirmation. Part of the allure towards the stratus is the option for the extra wide 10k lift. I would like to be able to lift my trailer which is 103". The other...

Are you taking the plastic floor tiles similar to Swisstrax? I think I would put the tiles up to the baseplate but not over it. You will help to ‘level’ the baseplate to be less of an obstacle. Going overtop of the plate I feel will lead to headaches. Like tiles breaking, moving, not feeling...

Just a few ides off the top of my head. As already mentioned, I would try to move the lift over a touch or possible angle it. I would run more electrical than you think you’ll need. If in the future you decide to rearrange your will be thankful for that. I would run 120 and 220 to the lift...