Reply to "Lifts and ramps"

Stan Galat

I have both a BendPak 2-post and a Steel Valley 4-post lift. If you want to work on a car, the 2-post is vastly better. A 4-post can be made to work, but commercial shops all have 2-post lifts.

4-post lifts require nothing special for power or floor strength, but you probably wouldn't want to put a 2-post lift in a garage unless you've got at least 12-1/2 ft clear inside and have at least a 6" floor with re-bar.

11/10/207:53 PM

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