Reply to "interesting car lift"

DannyP

Too much weight. I wanted to make something strong enough but light enough to transport easily.

I also made a dolly for the rear of my Spyder. It fits between the frame rails under the engine/trans crossmember, raising the rear of the car high enough so the engine can slide out from underneath with carbs and fan shroud still installed. 4 x 4s and plywood combined with some caster wheels. Wood is easy to use, at least for me.

I have my Grandfather's 1950 Craftsman table saw with a rip fence. It has absolutely no safety at all. The Diablo blade I put on is awesome! I've been using it since I was a teenager. Michelle and I ripped the boards together. Easy as pie.

1/11/218:40 AM

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