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I think this is probably spot on. I’m hoping if the floor is less than 4” the contractors will take care of the repair slab though.

Could be. Interestingly enough they shipped with the lift. I’m not going to use the lift any more. Trying to figure out my best next more. The coldest part of the year is coming very soon. Just curious.. is it advisable to pour concrete in sub freezing conditons? My shop is uninsulated and...

@Half-fast eddie what document is that taken from?

@Super38ACP It did come with a manual and it only specs 4” of 3000 psi concrete. It was cause for concern but to be honest. Fortunately I was a little skeptical of the thickness so I only lifted high enough to get the tires off the ground.

Thanks for the advice guys. This is a Chinese lift, with not a lot of info. The saw cut location was a little hinderance, but I did consider bendpaks recommendation on distance from cracks. The “inside” bolts (nearest to lift arms) are 6” away from the saw cut. The “fronts” (bolts towards back...

@LLWillysfan any idea how much that costs? I’m wondering if I should just cut a square out and measure, since I know now that these cracks are concerning and that concrete will need to be replaced anyway. @Half-fast eddie This floor was completed August 17 of this year, I would be surprised if...

Hi Guys. First post here. Been using this forum as guidance for the past few months during my 24’x32’ garage build. I’ve learned a lot here and also learned what I would do different next time. Which brings me to my current dilemma. My GC was aware that I was going to install a lift, but not...