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Op still here... enjoying the abuse..... Seriously though, I appreciate all the comments. I also appreciate the extra floor space in my shop.

I plan on removing the gas tanks, exhaust, transmission and doing other work under the truck while on the drums. It is a very stable set up, the pictures make it look scary and that is why I posted them. I enjoy the abuse on here.

I already tested the drums by setting an 1800 lb block of steel on it at my shop, not worried about the drums. I have two cc cyclops, one for mowing and one with a snowblower, they are great. I also have a Cub, Super M and an F12.

The weight is spread pretty even, there is about 1200 lbs on each barrel. The barrels don't even know there is a truck on them.

This is my set up for working on my cars. Extremely stable with the jack stands.

https://www.redlinestands.com/catalog/lifts-c-290/automotive-lifts-c-290_138/single-post-lifts-c-290_138_198/ideal-mobile-low-profile-single-column-6000-lb-lift-p-917

Barrels have no problem handling the weight, you can grab the barrel under the front wheel and actually move it around.

It is not....

Single post portable lift.

Needed more storage space so I came up with this.

I would invite any "snowflakes" to check out my lift setup. The lift along with two stands holds the car very solid.

You don't want to use the stands alone, meaning, lifting he car setting it on the jacks then removing the lift. I would not recommend that. But I have had a car on the lift along with he stands for an extended period of time(over a week), no problem. You could store a car indefinitely with the...

Sounds like you have a good idea, this lift will do exactly what you want. Make sure you get a couple of under hoist jack stands for when the car is up in the air to stabilize it. To put it against the back wall is a good idea but remember the "pallet Jack" and wheels take up about the same...

My wife is a car girl all the way. This was her car in high school and her car now.

I have been using this lift for about 3 months now and I luv it. I could defiantly wrestle a turbo 400 out of that truck. I have done brake jobs, wheel bearings, exhaust, brake lines, fuel pump in a rusty Alero that I had to take the tank out of, fuel filters, I cannot believe the way having...

I bought those in about 1990. They do not make them anymore, I cannot find them anywhere. I had to stop doing smoky burnouts because I don't want to replace them.

I love it. It has exceeded my expectations. It is so much more versatile than a two post lift. Luv my slots.

Monte Carlo on the lift for the first time.