2 post lift + horse trailer
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matt_i
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How did you connect the posts to the crossbar? I lol'd for a second because it looks like the pipe OD rests on the cylinder top....but I'm pretty sure that's not the case 
I'm also curious if you calculated the intended weight, bending stress etc, or just felt the heft was about right for the job?
I'm also curious if you calculated the intended weight, bending stress etc, or just felt the heft was about right for the job?
isb cornbinder
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How do you feel about your lift set-up? Your shop looks like a professional works there, so I will trust your judgment.
Ditch
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Looks good to me
rburke65
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I want to come up with something to lift my UTV and Zero Turn.
sberry
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killahog
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If you get the zero turn between the post's sideways you should be able to get 2 arms under the transmission on one side and 2 arms under the frame in the front. I have to use the pad extenders in the front . Works for me .
minytrker
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Pretty cool idea, I would trust it for sure. I want to make something for my zero turn and also my trailers.
I will say it's useless for servicing wheels on trailers as they wind up in no man's land between the arms. But would be great for springs, running wiring etc.
I needed to replace 3 rusting hinges on the rear tailgate of this horse trailer so it saved me untold trips from the creeper and allowed me to cut & weld while standing rather than lying on the creeper.
I needed to replace 3 rusting hinges on the rear tailgate of this horse trailer so it saved me untold trips from the creeper and allowed me to cut & weld while standing rather than lying on the creeper.
RVDan
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Arms not long enough to reach the frame?