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Installation Complete! Today, five days after my Wej-It anchor installation, I installed the posts, and completed the install. I used a 6' piece of hose and a 27'. At first, the arms went up and down at random until the system stabilized and air was purged out. Now, they go up and down at a...

John: I want to thank you and all the other "friends" who made many valuable suggestions. Yesterday, I took my 25' long hose and cut off a six-foot piece that I could use for the post closest to the control unit. I will probably try to sell the anchors, the hoses that came with the MaxJax on...

Robert? You must mean me, John (aka LolaEtype). My sincere apology, John! Nothing worse than calling someone by a wrong name. The hoses are not the same length; one is about 40' the other is about 6'. It doesn't seem to matter; both sides go up and down in unison. That is amazing...

Robert: Thanks for chiming in. I like your mods. I am totally new at this. What I know and have learned is strictly from my interpretation of what I have seen. I thought with repetitive installs and take downs the MaxJax anchors may not hold. That is why I went with Wej-It. Do you have the same...

Eric: Thank you so very much. The MaxJax Torque specs recommend 90 FPS. I haven't seen any on the Wej-It. I will definitely search, and may be someone may post it here. I have fastened the the 1/2" plywood to the studs in the ceiling, but will work on reinforcing it. A good idea! I took the...

I recently purchased a MaxJax M7K Ultimate package from Wrenchers. The entire purchase includes shipping and unloading it in my garage for a little less than $5K. First a bit about my garage: I have a two-car garage that is 20’ 3” wide with a 16’ garage door, 28’ deep, on the side where the...