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I own a non certified Atlas 9000lb lift. Mine has to have 12' ceilings because the columns are 1 piece . It misses my trusses by 1 inch. I will not be raising any trucks with it. It is not as heavily built as the Rotary 90000lb I work under at work but for my use it works great. I dont like...

I had my lift delivered to my work address and arranged with a local towing company with a rollback truck to unload the lift and take it to my garage. A floor jack and engine hoist and blocks of wood allowed me to move around and unpack myself.

I second the diypolebarn.com sight. I purchased and had them provide the builder and was very satisfied. You might consider giving them a call to see if they can quote the job. I had my 32 x 40 x 12 put up with door and window openings only to save money and installed them myself as funds...

Those Haul master 10" wheels will take very little side load before the hub breaks. Its welded to one side of the 2 piece wheel. Might even be a press fit. I bought 4 for my Swisher finish mower, installed 2 on rear. Pushed it out of the way with my zero turn and the first broke. Second fell off...

Look at a Swisher finish mower or larger Zero turn for parts.

Lift should be hard wired. Other 220v outlets depend on what you need. Welder,compressor, A/C? I wish I had put a shut off within reach of my lift just in case the button sticks.

Mine is 12.5 foot from back wall and it is a semi symetric design in a 40' deep garage.

Yes X553 is a multiple trminal connector,terminal #5 is circuit 3340 and is a red with white stripe wire. The circuit 3340 continues to the drivers window switch assembly which has at least 2 connectors X1 and X2. Circuit 3340 is at terminal H of connector X2. X2 also has circuits #43 yelow wire...

I hate my employers lift placements. I have to hug the left side of doorway coming in then turn right to angled lift. Cars are easy but trucks are a nightmare and require multiple 3 point turns and sometimes a floor jack under the rear to get on. Then trying to back off I have to deal with that...

I let Interstate rebuild my Snap On 18v for 1/2 the cost of new. They don't have as much power or last as long as the new one I bought.

I believe ALI certification requires tsting at 1.5 times rating. So it has been proven at 15000 lbs. I have an uncertified Atlas 9000lb and feel as safe as I do at work under a Rotary 9000. What are you lifting thay weighs 6000lbs and what type of work will you be doing on it?

They make sliding adapters for the rear arms that might help.https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQaMU1plo3TL0YVUoKFg8G0AcLf6ifOio6CKzCu-953CTQ4bpMVAg

I have been wrenching since 1978, started with a small set of Craftsman while in trade school. I now have 2 Snap On Roll cabs with everything from Harbor Freight to Snap On. Go to pawn shops and auctions, buy used online. I have Snap On, Mac, Matco, Cornwall,and even HF ratchets. For instance...

Live trapped a few *****,and Possums here,used hot dogs,tuna,or cherry pie filling. Tried a spring trap once, **** got is arm caught and was pissed. Ended up dragging it outside and running it over with truck to end its misery. Bought the live trap the next day,and I release 7 miles away in a...

When you use these hanging drywall on walls do you start at the top? I am doing the front wall of my polebarn in plywood and want a 1/2" below the bottom of the lower sheets to keep from getting wet. I thought of using a couple 8' 2X4s and a 1/2 spacer as a guide to place the upper sheets high...

My little Harbor freight 8 gallon is a direct drive unit and starts too slowly in cold weather,kicks the circuit breaker on the motor. Luckily it actually holds air for weeks at a time. My garden tractor with a snow blade has a leaky tire and I may have to heat the compressor soon to get it...

I should have filled the property to the same level as my house, water puddles in front of walk in door. Had built with no overhang, water runs off roof right at doorway,snow slides off at doorway. Should have opted for seal between roof edge and wall. A window would have been a good choice...

Fore and aft positions it helps to have the Rotary yellow plate like in the above pictures. At work mine is set so that most FWD cars will be correct,most short trucks are right past the plate. My biggest gripe is the owner mounted the lift at about 50* angle to the door. I have to hug the left...

I looked at lifts for quite a while before settling on my Atlas. The Workhorse you are looking at has 2 individual locks to release to let it down. I worked at a shop that had one like that and hated it,so I made it a point to get a lift with single point release. It seems like a waste of time...

30k is a small budget for complete 6 bay shop from scratch. Is this a new start up or a complete make over? I would be looking at at least 3 bays with assymetric lifts in the 9000lb range if your main customer base is cars. I prefer Rotary flip up style 2 posts. They are rugged,quick to rack...