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So Any luck with coating the lead? The Gray's here got me so all new roof jacks for me. No coating I see guys listed at different places on the net last. When my Canary Island Date Palms ran out of Dates they eat my lead roof jacks.

I am also looking at this thread and did a search as I saw a week or 2 ago a thread on just this but can not find it. Had some one and 2 post drive on as links in the thread for low ceiling heights

I had dropped the idea since I had things that did not permit the time or $$ Here is a link to the old tread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80388 I was looking back then at the Harding Steel that are really compact and looks like Bend-Pak will be making a close copy as a...

My car has always been ok after long storage but run just 110 with lead. The hurricane gas in the barrels for use in the generator was 3+ years old with Stay-byl in it and ran fine in everything. It was great to have 6.5 days of fuel after the last hurricane hit. I had more gas than needed but...

I always end up doing like E-Teck doing a degrease and blasting. On smaller items like bolts PPG-579 soak gets them

Thanks for the pictures of the layout. The 4 post would block the tool box and or door. I guess i will save a few more $$ and get the 2 post as that would better fit the needs of the space I have. The PL7000's hight would be best with the 119" tall column hight but looks like they no longer make...

Will the 4 post on the 4 post style fit between the 160" that I have from tool box to door? If not then I will be looking at getting the 2 post upside down "T" type you sell

That is present hight before I make it higher. I posted dimensions as is, if they would not fit after no reason to tear it out and make it higher. I called / emailed a few places the diagram above and the 2 cars hight and asked what the final hight would need to be. How often the locks are 4"...

I agree good writeup what brand did you get? I am kinda funny and would worry about it when i use so I want to stay away. I would rather buy generic rice crispy and save pennies for a nicer lift

http://www.hardingsteel.com/carlifts.shtml after looking and looking I feel as though I may have to go this route as I may not have the room for anything else. it is $8500.00:( yes I started this thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80388 and think I may not have room for...

The door from "Kitchen to Garage" is what I am most worried about. As I can move the attic stairs. My wife would not be happy if she had to go outside the home and enter the Garage to wash/dry clothes or get stuff from the freezer. Looks like $4800 and up for a parking lift. But I have a car...

The attic stairs will be moved over, and the ceiling will add 28" in center. Plans are to relocate the garage door tracks and install a side mounted opener From the tool box to the kitchen door is 160" And from the tool box to the far edge of door is 197" I still have to retain a walkway for the...

I can not get a 4 post as it would block the tool box from opening. So stuck with what would fit The above is not to scale but does have the measurements. It is square with the exception of the inset that has the 30" wide tool chest/cabinet The red box in this picture was replaced with a...

Sorry for the high jacing thread I am still stuck with a 60 gallon verticle Cambell 5HP{over rated hp} single stage that puts out 10.3 cfm @ 90 made in 1993. I use this filter that you put a roll of TP in to absorb water that works great. When it dies I am getting a 60 2 stage from a place in...

thanks I tried that but worked one time and then just the link:confused: now has the picture but also the address now it is right thanks

I am getting ready to do the same but need imput on a parking lift for a low ceiling hight

With a blaster like that just stick the hose in a 5 galllon bucket of sand or larger. A pressure pot works best and you can rent compressors that will run then and save lots of time if needed Even my little 110 pound pot works great, but my cheapo compressor is to small. I have blasted well over...

I tried uploading same picture from my computer and posted it fron a link on a site "photobucket"

Thanks I will check them out

Outside with paint resperator and full hood is the only minimum way Did you try any acids? PPG DX579 in the pits?