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The slippery slope

albaran

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I have been lead down that same road that everyone else on this forum has.
First, I bought a house because the garage had a high ceiling which could hold a future lift. Then we had to build another garage next to it to hold our daily drivers. Then we had to beat a hole between the two spaces and install a propane heater which involved burying a 500 gal tank in the ground which then resulted in the purchase of a 15kw standby generator in back of the house.
Then I put in the liftmaster 3800 which required the replacement of the old door and tracks. Then the racedeck floor and finally the 4 post lift. I might as well buy the HF 44" cabinet to complete the addiction cycle.
 

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albaran

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Other additions were a flat screen tv, sound system, cabinets (ikea), and a ceiling hoist. The reason I want the HF 44" cabinet is to get that mini milling/drilling/lathe machine off of the ground and put it on top of the roller cabinet. Then, I can junk the old flimsey cabinet you see next to the lift.
 

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