Reply to "Lifts and ramps"

IaM-Ray

@aircooled posted:
I use a MaxJack "portable". You can put it away when not in use. Ten bolts later its ready to use. You really do need a 6" thick slab to be secure though.........Bruce

Bruce, I remember you posting about it and considered it but in my garage I could not be sure how much the cement was in thickness in the middle so I went with the quick jack. Sometimes I think of drilling a few holes with a hammer drill at the location to see if there is enough cement there to hold them in place and I really like being able to remove and store them away.

I guess one could add or have a two post installed with a solid metal plate on the floor.

11/11/208:16 AM

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